Cetinje

Herzegovina; those districts are ethnically different from the southern region, centring round Cetinje, which is the real old Montenegro, and the north and north-eastern parts, called the Brda, which in speech and customs are akin to the south.

The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2 Henry Baerlein 1917

In all these thirty years he has built no church for his Albanians in Cetinje.

High Albania Mary Edith 1909

I have read the prayers to her in the Cetinje Monastery.

Sasa Milosevic: The Secrets Of Orthodox Exorcists Sasa Milosevic 2011

I have read the prayers to her in the Cetinje Monastery.

Sasa Milosevic: The Secrets Of Orthodox Exorcists Sasa Milosevic 2011

Her father, Milo Ivanisevich, was the town cobbler in Cetinje, Montenegro.

Michael Smerconish: An Immigrant's Dream Still Means Something 2008

Not the outdated slang or the references to things that no longer exist, like the New York Herald-Tribune—those are expected—but things like this:One car had finally gotten to Podgorica, picked up the major, and come on to Cetinje, and here they were, eating a four-course dinner and drinking some of the finest champagne any of us had tasted since the second world war began.

languagehat.com: LIKE A PHONOGRAPH. 2004

Before crossing into Kosovo I had visited Cetinje, the capital of old Montenegro, where I found the onetime summer palace of the Petrovic family, the last Montenegrin dynasty.

Madness Visible Janine di Giovanni 1999

So we came north through the mountains and managed to get over the border into Yugoslavia, and across the valley and the river as far as Rijeka, but then we felt it was useless to go on to Cetinje without better information.

The Black Mountain Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 1954

But nothing could persuade me, known as I am, to show myself between Cetinje and Scutari day or night — much less to the east, where the border crosses the mountains.

The Black Mountain Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 1954

It is forty miles southeast of Cetinje and the Black Mountain, and it is famous.

The Black Mountain Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 1954