Issue XXXIX (2015), 1

Contents of the issue
Articles (Access to the articles in pdf format is at this stage limited only to authorized users – Web of Science and Scopus): 
  • Heinz Miklas, Claudia Rapp (Vienna, Austria).  The Centre of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage (CIMA) in Vienna and its Current Activities. Part I: Introduction & Philology, p. 3–17. PDF
  • Robert Sablatnig, Fabian Hollaus, Ana Camba (Vienna, Austria). The Centre of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage (CIMA) in Vienna and its Current Activities. Part II: Computer Vision, p. 18–28. PDF
  • Manfred Schreiner, Wilfried Vetter, Bernadette Frühmann, Federica Cappa (Vienna, Austria). The Centre of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage (CIMA) in Vienna and its Current Activities. Part III: Material Analysis, p. 29–38. PDF
  • Eugene M. Verescagin (Moscow, Russia).  The Hymnographic Canon to Euthymios the Great Composed by Clement of Ohrid and Its Base (Vorlage), p. 39–54. PDF
  • Ivona Karachorova (Sofia, Bulgaria). A Newly Discovered Catena to the Psalter in Two Manuscripts of the Hilandar Monastery, p. 55–71. PDF
  • Aneta Dimitrova (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Pseudo-Chrysostomian Sermon "De pseudoprophetis" (CPG 4583) in the Chrysorrhoas Collection, p. 72–85. PDF
  • Miroslaw J. Leszka (Lodz, Poland). The Attitude of Nikolaos Mystikos, the Patriarch of Constantinople, towards the Introduction of Extraordinary Tax Exactions from the Church, p. 86–93. PDF
Survey and book reviews: 
  • Wanda Stepniak-Minczewa (Krakow, Poland). In memoriam Professor Jerzy Rusek, p. 94–97. PDF
  • Iskra Hristova-Shomova (Sofia, Bulgaria). Let's Set Our Minds on Bethlehem, p. 98–104. PDF
    Review for:
    Georgi Popov. Old Bulgarian church poetry for Christmas and Epiphany. Book One. Klimenta pesni. Sofia, Art, 2013. 532 p.
  • Margaret Dimitrova (Sofia, Bulgaria), Ilina Lulejska (Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria). A New Fundamental Study of New Bulgarian Damascenes, p. 105–112. PDF
    Review for:
    Olga Mladenova, Boryana Velcheva. Lovech Damaskin. A New Bulgarian Monument of the 17 Century. Sofia, The St. St. Cyril and Methodius National Library, 2013. 536 p.
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