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Leonti Mroveli (
Georgian: ლეონტი მროველი) was the 11th-century
Georgian historian and priest.
Mroveli isn't his last name, but comes from the title of
bishop at Ruisi (near
Urbnisi), a post he held as of
1066. Hence, another modern
English transliteration of his name is
Leontius of Ruisi.
He is usually credited by some historians to have written several pieces of old Georgian chronicles included in
Kartlis Cxovreba, while others consider him to have been only a
compiler. In any case, Leonti Mroveli as chronicler shifted the balance of Georgian literature from the ecclesiastic to the secular.
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