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Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy was a school of higher learning in Kyiv, formed in 1632 when Metropolitan Petro Mohyla merged the Kyiv Brotherhood school with his monastery school. Teaching in Latin and Church Slavonic on the model of Jesuit colleges, it became the leading centre of Orthodox education in Eastern Europe, training clergy and officials for Ukraine and Russia. It was closed in 1817 and revived as a university in 1991.
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