Croatian Glagolitic literature

Croatian Glagolitic literature refers to written works crafted using the Glagolitic alphabet, the oldest known Slavic script created in the 9th century. Primarily used in Croatia, especially by clergy and monks, it played a key role in translating religious texts, including the Bible, into Slavic languages, fostering cultural and religious identity. This literature includes liturgical books, prayers, and poetic texts, showcasing a unique blend of religious devotion and regional language. The Glagolitic script and its literature are significant for their contribution to Slavic literacy, cultural heritage, and the development of Croatian national identity.