Issue IV (1980), 2

Methodius – the great Slav educator, p. 3–7. PDF

• Ιvan Dujčev (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Boril Sinodic as a historical and literary monument, p. 8–17. PDF
• Axinia Djurova (Sofia, Bulgaria). Decoration of the Old Bulgarian Glagolitic and Cyrillic inscriptions, p. 18–25. PDF
• Imre Toth (Szeged, Hungary). To study monuments with single "ъ" from the XI century, p. 26–29. PDF
• Pavel Shima (Bratislava, Czechoslovakia). The value of the Bulgarian manuscripts in Slovacia for Paleoslawistics, p. 30–33. PDF
• Petar Ilchev (Sofia, Bulgaria). Structural Principles of Glagolitic Graphics, p. 34–36. PDF
• Anders Sjöberg (Stockholm, Sweden). Some remarks on the lexical variation in the translations of the first teachers Cyril and Methodius, p. 37–42. PDF
• Ralya M. Tseitlin (Moscow, SSSR). On contemporary problems of Old Bulgarian lexicology, p. 43–51. PDF
• Ekaterina Dogramadzhieva (Sofia, Bulgaria). To the question of the duality in the literary Old Bulgarian language, p. 52–62. PDF
• Marko Markoff (Freiburg, Schweiz). Two Old Bulgarian archaeographic evidence for the early medieval origin of the principle of self-determination, p. 63–70. PDF
• Aleksander Naumow (Krakow, Poland). Apocrypha in the Old Slavonic Literature System, p. 71–74. PDF
• Kristina Herey-Shimanska (Krakow, Poland). Old Bulgarian vostaga, p. 75–78. PDF
• Gundaprasad Mukerjee (New Delhi, India). Age-Old Ties Between the East and the West, p. 79–80. PDF
• Svetlana Kujumdzieva (Sofia, Bulgaria). The music manuscripts in the library of the Rila Monastery, p. 81–87. PDF