Sinaites were mostly in Moravian Serbia, from Morova and Mlava to the Danube and Banat, but there were also some in other Serbian regions, especially in Kosovo and Metohija, around Prizren, in Balšić's Zeta, and all the way to Meteora in Thessaly. Thus, for example, in addition to Gregory the Hermit and the scribe in the vicinity Prizren, the name "Sinai", with the ruins of several churches, also testifies to their presence in eastern regions.Vl. Rozov, Sinai in Serbia. XIV century, p. 16.В. Petković, "Review of Church Monuments through the History of the Serbian People", p. 296.
