Naum belonged to the community of Slavonic scholars of the late ninth and early tenth centuries. After the Moravian mission ended, Bulgaria offered some of the disciples a new place to work. Written evidence and archaeological finds inform us about these centres; a single object rarely identifies its maker. Was a disciple of Cyril and Methodius. Reached Bulgaria with Clement and Angelarius. His name is associated with literary centres and Ohrid. Literary work was collective; every letter or book should not be assigned to one person.
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