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• Ardatovsky District… which in 1606 was the patrimonial estate of the Sviyazhsk zhilets S. I. Kologrivov [4]. The way the baptism of the Mordva unfolded is also recalled by the Erzyan urochishche (a named natural locality) of Molyany, which survives …
• Dimitry (Sechenov)… the Kazan Diocese. On September 11, 1740, by decree of Empress Anna Ioannovna, he was appointed head of the Office of Newly Baptized Affairs established by that same decree, and became a missionary preacher among non-Christians in four dioceses — …
• Erzya and Mordva of the Nizhny Novgorod Land
• Mordva… of a Mordvinian cemetery near the selo of Sarley on the orders of Bishop Dimitry (Sechenov), and the baptism of the Mordva more broadly, are each covered in separate articles. [6] [8]

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