Dmitri G Polonski

Biographic Data

ID6888799
NAMEDmitri G Polonski
GIVEN NAMESDmitri G
FAMILY NAMEPolonski
SIGNATUREPOLONSKI D G
AFFILIATIONSInstitute of Slavic Studies
ORCID0000-0002-1267-1368
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0

  • An Unpublished Monograph by S. K. Bogoyavlensky on Russian-Serbian Relations in the 18th Century

    Open AccessDmitri G Polonski, Dmitri PolonskiARTICLESlavic World in the Third…2025

    В научной биографии выдающегося историка, археографа, археолога Сергея Константиновича Богоявленского (1871–1947), несмотря на известность его трудов и жизненного пути, все еще остается ряд не вполне проясненных аспектов. В России ученый заслужил признание главным образом как исследователь отечественной истории XVI–XVII вв.; он считался исключительным знатоком архивов и исторических источников, прежде всего делопроизводственной документации этого…

  • Features of Djordje Branković’s “Slavo-Serbian Chronicle” and Its Russian Subjects

    Dmitri G PolonskiARTICLEIstoriya2024

    The huge manuscript “Slavo-Serbian Chronicle”, amounting to about 3,000 pages, was written by Count Djordje Branković (1645—1711) under the conditions of imprisonment to which he was subjected by the Holy Roman Empire authorities. This work can be interpreted as a kind of mirror reflecting the extensive erudition, historical views and political pretensions of its author. For some readers and writers of the 18th century, first of all for the famou…

  • East Slavonic Sources of the First Serbian Primer Composed by Gabriel Stefanović Venclović (1717)

    Open AccessDmitri G Polonski, Dzhamilia N RamazanovaARTICLESlovene2021

    The article discusses the identification of textual and pictorial sources that were used in 1717 by the famous Serbian writer Gabriel Stefanović Venclović (c. 1680 – c. 1749) to compile a handwritten textbook containing a collection of elementary knowledge on the Slavonic language, grammar, and the basics of the Orthodox faith. According to our study, Gabriel used several educational and liturgical books published in Kiev, Lvov, and Moscow. In pa…

  • The Manuscripts from the Radoslav M. Grujić Collection in the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Belgrade

    Open AccessDmitri G PolonskiARTICLESlovene2020

    [Rev. of: Mošin V.A., Vasiljev Lj., Bogdanović D., Grozdanović-Pajić M., Manuscripts of the Museum of the Serbian Оrthodox Church: Collection of Radoslav M. Grujić, Book 1: Archeographic description, Vol. 1, Belgrade: Retro print, 2017, 270 pp., illustr. — (Description of South Slavic Cyrillic manuscripts, Vol. 7) — (in Serbian)] The article discusses the first issue of the catalogue titled “Manuscripts of the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Churc…

  • Justiniana Prima and the Status of “Justinian’s Code” in the Serbian Political Culture of the 15th — 18th Centuries

    Dmitri G PolonskiARTICLEIstoriya2020

    The article is devoted to the study of the relationship between the facts of dissemination of the Slavic version of The Code of Justinian in the Serbian manuscript tradition and the evolution of the title of the Serbian patriarch who, since the 1690s, began to call himself the archbishop of “Justiniana Prima”. It is shown that the idea of “Justiniana Prima” as a historical Serbian territory was appropriated by Patriarch Arsenije III Crnojević (16…

  • Peter the Stammerer and the Vandals

    Dmitri G PolonskiARTICLEIstoriya2019

    The article discusses the problem of authorship and revision of the Slavic legend about Peter the Stammerer, the usurper of the Roman see. The version of this story contained in a Slavic-Moldavian manuscript where the appearance of Peter the Stammerer in Rome is associated with the Vandals, is studied. This version, together with the information about the historical prototype of Peter the Stammerer, makes it possible to explain the causes of the …

  • Theodosius “the Greek”, Kliment Smoliatich, and the Unnamed Patriarch

    Open AccessDmitri G PolonskiARTICLESlovene2018

    The article addresses the issue of dating a Church Slavonic translation from Greek of Pope Leo the Great’s Tome to Archbishop Flavian of Constantinople (449), confirmed by the Fourth Ecumenical Council as an essential document of dogma (451). So far the translation has been dated as widely as the 12th century. The existing interpretations were mainly concerned with the biography of the translator, a monk Theodosius, who lived in the Kievan Rus' i…

  • The Historical Erudition of the Compiler of “The Word on the Council of Chalcedon”

    Open AccessDmitri G PolonskiARTICLESlovene2014

    The article focuses on a literary monument presenting Christological debates of the 5th century and the circumstances of the Fourth Ecumenical Council (the Council of Chalcedon), its sources, and the history of dissemination in the Slavic manuscript tradition. It introduces a list of forty-two East Slavic manuscripts of the 15‒17th centuries, including The Word on the Council of Chalcedon, a work on the history of Christianity and its dogmas. In …