Issue XIV (1990), 2

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): 
  • Johannes Irmscher (Berlin, DDR). Old Bulgarian Text as an Indispensable Source of Byzantine Studies, p. 3–6. PDF
  • Mary MacRohert (Oxford, England). The Greek Textological Basis of the Early Redactions of the Church Slavonic Psalter, p. 7–15. PDF
  • Emil Alexandrov (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Diplomatic Exchange of Letters between Tsar Simeon and Emperor Roman Lakapin, p. 16–22. PDF
  • Mincho Georgiev (Sofia, Bulgaria). Anatomical Physiological Concepts and Mental Pictures in Old Bulgarian Literature, p. 23–38. PDF
  • Pavlina Petrova (Shumen, Bulgaria). On the Origin and the Meaning of the Sign Upsilon and its Prephonetic Variants, p. 39–50. PDF
  • Tatyana Rozhdestvenskaya (Leningrad, the USSR). The Old Bulgarian Epigraphic Tradition and Novgorod Epigraphic in 11th–15th cc., p. 51–58. PDF
  • Dimitar Dunkov (Plovdiv, Bulgaria). The Middle Bulgarian Complete Aprakos from the Collection of I. I. Sreznevski (Srezn 72) , p. 3–6. PDF
  • Pavel Lukin (Moscow, the USSR). “Skazanie o Pismenah” of Konstantin Kostenechki and “the correcting of the church books” in Serbia under Stefan Lazarevich, p. 69–80. PDF
  • George Mihaila (Bucharest, Romania). The New Edition of “the Chronicle of in the Events in the Balkan Peninsula in 1296–1417 (the so-called “Bulgarian Anonymos Chronicle”) Collated with the Romanian Translation of Mihail Moksa 1620, p. 81–91. PDF
  • Vassilena Todoranova, Dimitar Kenanov (Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria). More on the History of the Cyrillo-Methodian Cultus in 17th c., p. 92–95. PDF
  • Wanda Stempniak-Mincheva (Krakow, Poland). The First Cyrillic Texts Printed by Schwiepolt Fiol, p. 96–102. PDF
Survey and book reviews: 
  • Vladko Murdarov (Sofia, Bulgaria). Konstantin Bossilkov, p. 103–104. PDF
  • Ralitsa Tsoinska (Sofia, Bulgaria). An Attempt at Evolving a New View of the History of Literary Bulgarian, p. 105–107. PDF
    K. B o s i l k o v. Kratka istoria na balgarskia knizhoven ezik. Szeged, Seged, Universitas Szegediensis de Attila József nominatae. Segedski universitet „Atila Yozhef“, 1986–1989. 200 s.
  • Tatyana Chertoritskaya (Leningrad, the USSR). The Berlin Collection, p. 108–111. PDF
    Berlinski Sbornik – Cod. slav. Wuk 48 der Staatsbibliothek Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin. Eingeleitet und herausgegeben von H e i n z M i k l a s. Mit Ergänzungen aus dem Ms. 42 der Sammlung Gil'ferding Staatliche Öffentliche Bibliothek „Saltykov-Scedrin“, Leningrad. (Wissenschaftliche Beschreibung: Vjaceslav M. Zagrebin). Akademische Druck – u. Verlagsanstalt, Graz. 1988.
  • Antonia Popivanova (Sofia, Bulgaria). Nicholas van Wijk: His Life and Work, p. 112–115. PDF
    Nicolaas Van Wijk (1880–1941). A Collection of Essays on his Life and Work. Amsterdam, Rodopi, 1988. 181 p.
  • Milena Vassileva (Sofia, Bulgaria). A Collection in Honour of the 1000th Anniversary of the Baptizing of Russia, p. 116–120. PDF
    Vvedenie hristianstva na Rusi. M., 1987. 304 s.
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