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I also thought that Zlatoust is related to some saint Ioan Zlatoust. Can anyone clarify that? -- MxM ^(talk)

It's true, Ioann Zlatoust was a Christian priest (344-407), one of three main founders in the Eastern Christianity. But I believe he's not related to this town. --
Anthony Ivanoff 07:59, 4 March 2006 (UTC)[reply
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