New issue

Issue XLV (2021), 3

Articles

Evgeni Zašev (Sofia, Bulgaria). Once Again on the Berat Reliquary, p. 3–32. PDF
Tervel Popov (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Bulgarian Border Fortress Ras (9th – 11th c.), p. 33–44. PDF
Natalia P. Pokhilko (Yasnaia Poliana, Russia). The Confession of the Orthodox Faith by Michael Synkellos of Jerusalem in Slavic Compilations, p. 45–78. PDF
Maya Yonova (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Topic of Women’s Evil in the Story about Aesop, p. 79–92. PDF
Ivan I. Iliev (Sofia, Bulgaria). On Lexical Choices in the Slavonic Tradition of Hippolytus’ De Christo et Antichristo, p. 93–110. PDF
Thomas Thomov (Sofia, Bulgaria). Notes on Graffiti-Inscriptions and Drawings in Hagia Sophia/Ayasofya: A Bibliographical Survey, p. 111–122. PDF

Nely Gancheva (Sofia, Bulgaria). A New Collection of Articles in Honour of St. Clement of Ohrid, p. 123–134. PDF
Saint Clement of Ohrid – First Bishop of the Bulgarian Language. A Collection of Papers. Editor M a r i a Y o v c h e v a. Sofia: Universitetsko izdatelstvo „Sv. Kliment Ohridski“, 2020. 342 s. ISBN 978-954-07-5097-2.
Krassimir Stantchev (Rome, Italy). A Postmodern View on Socialist Modernity (Thoughts about a Newly Published Book), p. 135–140. PDF
E v e l i n a D z h e v i e t s k a. Yubileyno i moderno. Kirilo-Metodievskiyat razkaz prez sotsializma v Bulgaria (= Kirilo-Metodievski studii, kn. 29). Sofia: Kirilo-Metodievski nauchen tsentar, 2020. 232 s. ISBN 978-954-9787-42-9.
Georgi N. Nikolov (Sofia, Bulgaria). A Corpus of Sources for the Turkish Conquest of Constantinople in 1453 and the Bulgarian Trace in Them, p. 141–146. PDF
V leto ot Hrista 1453. Studia, sastavitelstvo i komentar V a s i l G y u z e l e v. Sofia: Izdatelstvo „Zahariy Stoyanov“, 2020. 399 s. ISBN 978-954-09-1405-3.
Iva Trifonova (Sofia, Bulgaria), Tatyana Pentkovska (Moskva, Rusia). A New Cultural-Historical Contribution to the Balkan and Russian Literary History in the 14th – 16th c., p. 147–156. PDF