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Descriptio Letter by Tsar Peter I. to his mother Natalia Kirillovna in April 1689. Still, the script style resembles very much the Greek uncial.
Русский: Письмо Петра Великого к царице Наталье Кирилловне. Текст (орфография исправлена по современным нормам): "Вселюбезнейшей и дражайшей моей матери, Государыне-Царице и Великой Княгине Наталии Кирилловне. Сынишка твой, в работе пребывающий Петрушка, благословения прошу и о твоем здравии слышать желаю; а у нас молитвами твоими здорово все. А озеро все вскрылось сего 20-го числа, и суда все, кроме большого корабля, в деле, только за канатами дело станет; и о том милости прошу, чтобы мне канаты до семисот сажень, не мешкав, присланы были. Посем паки благословения прошу".
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Fons Ocherki iz istorii Petra Velikogo i ego vremeni, 2nd edition 1914, reprint 1990, ISBN 5-7158-0005-6
Русский: Отсканированное изображение из книги С.Князькова «Очерки из истории Петра Великого и его времени», 1914
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