The text that follows shows that with the work and diligence of many Russian scientists of the XIX century, such as M. Bobrovsky, Prince M. Obolensky and many others, it becomes clear where, in the X and XI centuries, in Kievan Rus were the first books from Bulgaria that laid the foundations of Russian writing. The text shows the appearance, names and content of three samples of them: "Book of the First Genesis", X century; the oldest text of "For the letters" by Chernorizets Hrabar; and finally - "Suprasalsky manuscript", because it is the first at the time of discovery and proof that it is of Bulgarian origin
As far back as at the beginning of the 20th century, the book historian V. Biržiška noted that in th...
This article aims to uncover what knowledge about manuscript books of this time period has been acqu...
The purpose of this publication is to study the history of the modern scientific and bibliographic d...
The text that follows shows that with the work and diligence of many Russian scholars of the XIX cen...
The author introduces a previously unknown East Slavic manuscript copy of the Florilegium translated...
Elena Kotseva, Sofia, BulgariaThis article was edited and translated into Russian by William R. Vede...
The article presents the investigation of Pochaiv old printed Cyrillic books existence in Kholm and ...
322 Pages; First EditionMedieval Slavic Texts, Volume 1 is a collection of medieval texts, reprinted...
The article describes the latest research activities on early printed cyrillic books of the Maksymov...
A recently discovered compilation of ascetic manuscript texts written in Cyrillic in the third quart...
The publication presents a source study review of the provenances of the early printed books from th...
This feature "ЛѢТОПИСЬ" ('Chronicle') reports on recent events in the field of Early Slavic, e.g., c...
The article is devoted to the presentation of complex bibliological and literary research, aimed at ...
Title: История на новата българска литература (History of new Bulgarian literature) Originally publi...
Collection of the old Cyrillic books at Vilnius University Library is preserved already for 150 year...
As far back as at the beginning of the 20th century, the book historian V. Biržiška noted that in th...
This article aims to uncover what knowledge about manuscript books of this time period has been acqu...
The purpose of this publication is to study the history of the modern scientific and bibliographic d...
The text that follows shows that with the work and diligence of many Russian scholars of the XIX cen...
The author introduces a previously unknown East Slavic manuscript copy of the Florilegium translated...
Elena Kotseva, Sofia, BulgariaThis article was edited and translated into Russian by William R. Vede...
The article presents the investigation of Pochaiv old printed Cyrillic books existence in Kholm and ...
322 Pages; First EditionMedieval Slavic Texts, Volume 1 is a collection of medieval texts, reprinted...
The article describes the latest research activities on early printed cyrillic books of the Maksymov...
A recently discovered compilation of ascetic manuscript texts written in Cyrillic in the third quart...
The publication presents a source study review of the provenances of the early printed books from th...
This feature "ЛѢТОПИСЬ" ('Chronicle') reports on recent events in the field of Early Slavic, e.g., c...
The article is devoted to the presentation of complex bibliological and literary research, aimed at ...
Title: История на новата българска литература (History of new Bulgarian literature) Originally publi...
Collection of the old Cyrillic books at Vilnius University Library is preserved already for 150 year...
As far back as at the beginning of the 20th century, the book historian V. Biržiška noted that in th...
This article aims to uncover what knowledge about manuscript books of this time period has been acqu...
The purpose of this publication is to study the history of the modern scientific and bibliographic d...