An annotated edition of and commentary on the Bulgarian Curzon Gospel of c. 1354 - a uniquely important resource for the study of the history of the Bulgarian language and for understanding the Slavic tradition of Gospel transmission.
An annotated edition of and commentary on the Bulgarian Curzon Gospel of c. 1354 - a uniquely important resource for the study of the history of the Bulgarian language and for understanding the Slavic tradition of Gospel transmission.
Cynthia Vakareliyska is Associate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Oregon. She is one of the world's leading authorities on medieval Slavic gospels and calendars of saints.
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VOLUME I Abbreviations Preface Introduction to the manuscript Principles and Conventions Annotated Transcription Matthew Mark Luke John Menology Synaxarion I Synaxarion II (varia) Easter/Sexagesima Table Index Verborum Manuscript References Bibliography VOLUME II Preface Introduction 1: The Liturgical Tetraevangelion 2: Reconstructing the DBC Antigraph for Mark, Luke, and John 3: Reconstructing the CB Antigraph for Mark, Luke, and John 4: The Distinguishing Features of the Curzon Gospel 5: Matthew 6: A Tale of Two Menologies References Index
VOLUME I Abbreviations Preface Introduction to the manuscript Principles and Conventions Annotated Transcription Matthew Mark Luke John Menology Synaxarion I Synaxarion II (varia) Easter/Sexagesima Table Index Verborum Manuscript References Bibliography VOLUME II Preface Introduction 1: The Liturgical Tetraevangelion 2: Reconstructing the DBC Antigraph for Mark, Luke, and John 3: Reconstructing the CB Antigraph for Mark, Luke, and John 4: The Distinguishing Features of the Curzon Gospel 5: Matthew 6: A Tale of Two Menologies References Index
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