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Yulia Petrova

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ID9412440
NOMBREYulia Petrova
NOMBRESYulia
APELLIDOPetrova
FIRMAPETROVA Y
AFILIACIONESWeatherford College
ORCID0000-0002-5130-232X
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS9
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR9
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2015
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2025
ÍNDICE H0
  • The Antiochian Arabic Versions of the Liturgical Psalter of the 17th–18th Centuries

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2025

    The paper examines the history of editing the Arabic liturgical Psalter in the Church of Antioch after the introduction of Arabic printing in the Ottoman Empire. The study is based on a collation of the manuscripts and printed versions of the Arabic Psalter. The first important step towards the standardization of the Arabic Psalter was the 1706 Aleppo edition of the Metropolitan Athanasios Dabbās. It was based on a 17th-century handwritten text d…

  • Panegyric Prefaces in Honor of Benefactors in Old Arabic Christian Prints of the Early 18th Century

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2024

    The article examines the historical context of writing and the thematic and stylistic features of the prefaces dedicated to the patrons of Arabic Christian printing in the Middle East, namely the prince of Wallachia Constantin Brâncoveanu and the Ukrainian hetman Ivan Mazepa. These prefaces are contained in the first old prints in Arabic script which were published in Wallachia (the 1701 Liturgikon and the 1702 Horologion) and in Aleppo (the 1706…

  • Towards the History of Arabic Printing in the Orient

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2023

    The article examines the background of the emergence of printing in Arabic script in the Arab world in the context of its development in Western Europe and attempts of its introduction in the Ottoman Empire. The Arabic-speaking Christians of the Ottoman Empire, especially the Orthodox, who, unlike other denominations, had no support in the outside world were the most interested in the possibility of printing books in Arabic letters for their need…

  • Correspondence between Patriarch of Alexandria Gerasimos Palladas and christians of the Church of Antioch

    Open Access•Pavel Ermilov, Constantin А Panchenko et al.•ARTICLE•St Tikhons University Review…•2021

    Several decades preceding the split of the Church of Antioch into Orthodox and Catholic branches in 1724 are the least studied period in the early Modern history of the Orthodox Middle East. The authors present preliminary results of their joint project aiming at the commented edition of the Arabic texts of the epistle sent in September 1702 by the Patriarch of Alexandria Gerasimos Palladas to the Eastern Orthodox community of Tripoli, and the re…

  • Tawfiq Kezma and Mikha’il Nu‘Ayme

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2021

  • "Beirut church chronicle"

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•St Tikhons University Review…•2020

    This publication contains the Russian translation of the last fragment of the Beirut Church Chronicle. According to A. Krymskiy, this part was compiled by Khalīl Fayyāḍ, who was the copyist of the Kiev manuscript, and covers the period of the 1820s — 1880s. This text is a logical continuation of the main body of the chronicle compiled in the Orthodox milieu of Beirut in the 18th and 19th centuries and in the original entitled Muḫtaṣar tārīḫ al-as…

  • Christian Liturgical Terminology in Arabic

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova, Yu Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2019

  • Arab Christian Liturgical Manuscripts in the Collection of the Manuscript Institute of the V. I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova, Yu Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2018

  • Linguistic Features of Arab Christian Literature of the Ottoman Period

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova, Yu Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2015

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  • Linguistic Features of Arab Christian Literature of the Ottoman Period

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova, Yu Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2015

  • Arab Christian Liturgical Manuscripts in the Collection of the Manuscript Institute of the V. I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova, Yu Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2018

  • Christian Liturgical Terminology in Arabic

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova, Yu Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2019

  • "Beirut church chronicle"

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•St Tikhons University Review…•2020

    This publication contains the Russian translation of the last fragment of the Beirut Church Chronicle. According to A. Krymskiy, this part was compiled by Khalīl Fayyāḍ, who was the copyist of the Kiev manuscript, and covers the period of the 1820s — 1880s. This text is a logical continuation of the main body of the chronicle compiled in the Orthodox milieu of Beirut in the 18th and 19th centuries and in the original entitled Muḫtaṣar tārīḫ al-as…

  • Correspondence between Patriarch of Alexandria Gerasimos Palladas and christians of the Church of Antioch

    Open Access•Pavel Ermilov, Constantin А Panchenko et al.•ARTICLE•St Tikhons University Review…•2021

    Several decades preceding the split of the Church of Antioch into Orthodox and Catholic branches in 1724 are the least studied period in the early Modern history of the Orthodox Middle East. The authors present preliminary results of their joint project aiming at the commented edition of the Arabic texts of the epistle sent in September 1702 by the Patriarch of Alexandria Gerasimos Palladas to the Eastern Orthodox community of Tripoli, and the re…

  • Tawfiq Kezma and Mikha’il Nu‘Ayme

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2021

  • Towards the History of Arabic Printing in the Orient

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2023

    The article examines the background of the emergence of printing in Arabic script in the Arab world in the context of its development in Western Europe and attempts of its introduction in the Ottoman Empire. The Arabic-speaking Christians of the Ottoman Empire, especially the Orthodox, who, unlike other denominations, had no support in the outside world were the most interested in the possibility of printing books in Arabic letters for their need…

  • Panegyric Prefaces in Honor of Benefactors in Old Arabic Christian Prints of the Early 18th Century

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2024

    The article examines the historical context of writing and the thematic and stylistic features of the prefaces dedicated to the patrons of Arabic Christian printing in the Middle East, namely the prince of Wallachia Constantin Brâncoveanu and the Ukrainian hetman Ivan Mazepa. These prefaces are contained in the first old prints in Arabic script which were published in Wallachia (the 1701 Liturgikon and the 1702 Horologion) and in Aleppo (the 1706…

  • The Antiochian Arabic Versions of the Liturgical Psalter of the 17th–18th Centuries

    Open Access•Yulia Petrova•ARTICLE•The World of the Orient•2025

    The paper examines the history of editing the Arabic liturgical Psalter in the Church of Antioch after the introduction of Arabic printing in the Ottoman Empire. The study is based on a collation of the manuscripts and printed versions of the Arabic Psalter. The first important step towards the standardization of the Arabic Psalter was the 1706 Aleppo edition of the Metropolitan Athanasios Dabbās. It was based on a 17th-century handwritten text d…

Historical and Linguistic Studies (7 obras) · History (6 obras) · Philosophy (6 obras) · Ancient history (5 obras) · Arabic (4 obras) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (4 obras) · Classics (4 obras) · Linguistics (4 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras)

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