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For successful studies at the Moscow Theological Academy, Vladimir Troitsky was twice sent on foreign trips in the form of encouragement. In 1908 he visited Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Athos. Filled with new, most diverse impressions, the young academician examines them, voluntarily or involuntarily relating them to the theme of the Church, drawing, among other things, conclusions from the past of the countries he saw: “But the most important feature of Byzantinism is the penetration of all life with religious principles and interests, this marvelous combination of the heavenly and the earthly, this is real God-manhood, and not our modern man-deity” 84.