Sergejus Temčina
Biographic Data
| ID | 4975964 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sergejus Temčina |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sergejus |
| FAMILY NAME | Temčina |
| SIGNATURE | TEMČINA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of the Lithuanian Language |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6706-5963 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Greek Origin of the “Tarnovo” Version of the Hymnographic Office for St Paraskeva of the Balkans
The hymnographic office for St Paraskeva of the Balkans (Paraskeva of Epivates, Petka of Tarnovo) is known in several versions, significantly different in their composition and set of hymns, primarily in canons. One of the most recent is the “(new, expanded) Tarnovo” version, known at least in sixteen copies, starting from the 15th century, and containing two canons with incipits Ѿврьзи ми ѹсне... (1st mode) and Въ свѣтъ невещьстьвни... (8th mode…
The Synaxarion Entry for the Holy Innocents as a Probable Source for the Narrative of the Chronicle of Suzdal on the Fratricide in Isady (1217)
The author argues that besides the biblical, historical, hagiographic, eschatologic, and liturgical texts, the anonymous authors of Kievan Rus chronicles also made use of the OCS Synaxarion (Prolog) translated from Greek in early 12th century at the latest. This can be seen in the Chronicle of Suzdal (Laurentian Codex) under the year of 1217 where the princely convention in Isady is described. During the event, six Early Rus princes were murdered…
Jos Schaeken, Voices on Birchbark
An Old Church Slavonic Tale about a Sinful Mother (Sinodik, Patericon, Synaxarion, Izmaragd) and Its Greek Original (BHG 1449d)
The paper aims to identify the Greek original of an Old Church Slavonic tale included in the Old Russian Sinodik and known in manuscript copies from the 16th c. Previously, the tale was provisionally ascribed to the Latin tradition and thought to have reached the Old Russian literature via a Polish milieu. Recent attempts to identify its Greek original remained unsuccessful. The author argues that the tale is an Old Church Slavonic translation of…
Języki kultury ruskiej w Pierwszej Rzeczypospolitej
Autorzy przedstawiają została ruską kulturę ziem Rzeczypospolitej – zarówno prawosławną, jak i unicką – w dynamicznym związku z kulturą polsko-łacińską oraz z procesami zachodzącymi w prawosławiu po upadku imperium bizantyńskiego i w obliczu rosnącej
The use of the Ruthenian Languague in Ecclesiastical Books and its Relations to the Religious Identities in the Ruthenian Lands of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the 14 - 18th Centuries
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The use of the Ruthenian Languague in Ecclesiastical Books and its Relations to the Religious Identities in the Ruthenian Lands of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the 14 - 18th Centuries
An Old Church Slavonic Tale about a Sinful Mother (Sinodik, Patericon, Synaxarion, Izmaragd) and Its Greek Original (BHG 1449d)
The paper aims to identify the Greek original of an Old Church Slavonic tale included in the Old Russian Sinodik and known in manuscript copies from the 16th c. Previously, the tale was provisionally ascribed to the Latin tradition and thought to have reached the Old Russian literature via a Polish milieu. Recent attempts to identify its Greek original remained unsuccessful. The author argues that the tale is an Old Church Slavonic translation of…
Języki kultury ruskiej w Pierwszej Rzeczypospolitej
Autorzy przedstawiają została ruską kulturę ziem Rzeczypospolitej – zarówno prawosławną, jak i unicką – w dynamicznym związku z kulturą polsko-łacińską oraz z procesami zachodzącymi w prawosławiu po upadku imperium bizantyńskiego i w obliczu rosnącej
The Synaxarion Entry for the Holy Innocents as a Probable Source for the Narrative of the Chronicle of Suzdal on the Fratricide in Isady (1217)
The author argues that besides the biblical, historical, hagiographic, eschatologic, and liturgical texts, the anonymous authors of Kievan Rus chronicles also made use of the OCS Synaxarion (Prolog) translated from Greek in early 12th century at the latest. This can be seen in the Chronicle of Suzdal (Laurentian Codex) under the year of 1217 where the princely convention in Isady is described. During the event, six Early Rus princes were murdered…
Jos Schaeken, Voices on Birchbark
A Greek Origin of the “Tarnovo” Version of the Hymnographic Office for St Paraskeva of the Balkans
The hymnographic office for St Paraskeva of the Balkans (Paraskeva of Epivates, Petka of Tarnovo) is known in several versions, significantly different in their composition and set of hymns, primarily in canons. One of the most recent is the “(new, expanded) Tarnovo” version, known at least in sixteen copies, starting from the 15th century, and containing two canons with incipits Ѿврьзи ми ѹсне... (1st mode) and Въ свѣтъ невещьстьвни... (8th mode…
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