Issue XI (1987), 1

Georgi Bakalov (Sofia, Bulgaria). Academician Dimitar Angelov at 70, p. 3–8. PDF

• Dimitâr Angelov (Sofia, Bulgariа). The works of disciples of Cyrill et Methodius, p. 9–14. PDF
• Mosko Moskov (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Proto-Bulgarian Runic sign IYI for the theonym Tangra, p. 15–22. PDF
• Francis J. Thomson (Antwerp, Belgium). The Problem of the Reception of the Works of John IV leiunator of Constantinople among the Slavs: Nicon of the Black Mount and Cirycus of Novgorod, p. 23–45. PDF
• Igor Kaliganov (Moscow, the USSR). Musical hymnographic monuments to Georgy Novy and John Novy, p. 46–61. PDF
• Petar Ilchev (Sofia, Bulgaria). Beginnings of morphematic segmentation in Old Bulgarian, p. 62–66. PDF
• Kristian Hannik (Trier, Germany). The Dialectic of John of Damascus in the Slavonic and Georgian translation: the experience of comparing translation methods, p. 67–71. PDF
• Svetlina Nikolova (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Problem of edition of the works of Cyrill and Methodius, p. 72–78. PDF
• Aleksandar Nichev (Sofia, Bulgaria). To the question of the Kostur Bulgarian-Greek vocabulary from the 16th century, p. 79–82. PDF
• David Huntley (Toronto, Canada). Linguistic History and the Old Bulgarian Definite Active Participles, p. 83–85. PDF
• Tsvetana Yanakieva (Shumen, Bulgaria), Yulianna Pandur (Debrecen, Hungary). Paleographic and graphic-linguistic description of the Ms106 / 16 manuscript from the Library of the Debrecen University "Lajos Kossuth", p. 86–94. PDF
• Irina Ogren (Uppsala, Sweden). Particles by conditional conjunction ashe in the Old Bulgarian translation of the sermons of Ephrem the Syrian, p. 95–103. PDF
• Maya Yonova (Sofia, Bulgaria). Dissemination and development of Story of Akir the Wise in Medieval Literatures of Southern and Eastern Slavs, p. 104–109. PDF