The Glagolitic Alphabet was used in medieval Slavic-speaking areas, primarily in Croatia, Bulgaria, and Bohemia. It was mainly used for religious texts and manuscripts in the Old Church Slavonic language.

Petar Hr Ilievski has written:

'Pojava i razvoj na pismoto' -- subject(s): Alphabet, Cyrillic alphabet, Glagolitic alphabet, History, Slavic languages

'Krninski Damaskin' -- subject(s): Damaskini

Saints Cyril and Methodius missionaries to the Slavic people are credited with developing the Glagolitic alphabet, (later developed into the Cyrilic alphabet in use today) bringing the Liturgy and Word of God to the Slavic people.

Saints Cyril and Methodius missionaries to the Slavic people are credited with developing the Glagolitic alphabet, (later developed into the Cyrilic alphabet in use today) bringing the Liturgy and Word of God to the Slavic people.

Saints Cyril and Methodius missionaries to the Slavic people are credited with developing the Glagolitic alphabet, (later developed into the Cyrilic alphabet in use today) bringing the Liturgy and Word of God to the Slavic people.