What links to “Melgunova Agafya Semyonovna”
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- Seraphim-Diveyevo ConventThe monastery arose in the mid-eighteenth century. Around 1758, a wealthy Ryazan landowner, Melgunova Agafya Semyonovna (died June 13, 1789), arrived in Kiev, became a resident of the Florovsky Monastery, and soon began …