ARTICLES
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The Second Statute of Lithuania about the inter-confessional relations in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania |
Boris Florya
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Pages 3-7 |
The genesis of anabaptism in the Kingdom of Poland and in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in 1550–1560 |
Konstantin Konoplyanko
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Pages 8-25 |
The composition and size of the Russian army in the Chudnovsky campaign of 1660 |
Igor Babulin
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Pages 26-42 |
The attempt to capture Poznan in 1704 made by the Saxon-Russian-Polish troops of Johann Rheingold Patkul |
K. Kościelniak
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Pages 43-55 |
The Field Hetman of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania Hrehory Ogiński and tsar Peter I in the late 1708 – first part of 1709 |
Kirill Kochegarov
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Pages 56-79 |
The mystery of Francis Skorina and the source of the Ostrog Bible |
Vasiliy Kalugin
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Pages 80-92 |
The topos of consolatio mortis in the writings of Symeon of Polotsk: some hallmarks of the sources for the inspiration of the theologian |
Margarita Korzo
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Pages 93-101 |
Russian folk demonology and its regional features. Part I. The spirits of nature and house locuses. The personification of death and diseases |
Ludmila Vinogradova
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Pages 102-114 |
FROM THE HISTORY OF SLAVIC STUDIES
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The integration of “Little Russia” and its status in the works of G. F. Karpov (1839–1890) |
Yakov Lazarev
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Vladislav Ivshin
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Pages 115-130 |
REPORTS
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The pilgrimage of heroes of the Kiev-Pechersk paterikon (based on textual edition from 1661) |
Julia Rostovtseva
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Pages 131-135 |
REWIEWS
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J. Barton, R. Dittmann. Český obrozenec překládá Písmo: překladatelské dílo Františka Novotného z Luže – edice Janova evangelia |
Inna Verner
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Pages 136-138 |
SCHOLARLY LIFE
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The conference “Laugh and humor in Slavic and Jewish culture” |
Irina Kopchenova
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Pages 139-141 |