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Issue XLIX (2025), 3

Articles

Tatyana Slavova (Sofia, Bulgaria). The Homilies of Constantine of Preslav in a Comparative Context, p. 3–18. PDF
Aneta Dimitrova (Sofia, Bulgaria). An Additional Argument Supporting the Preslav Origin of the Complete Old Church Slavonic Translation of John Chrysostom’s On the Statues, p. 19–36. PDF
Tomáš Mikulka (Prague, Czech Republic). Analysis of Biblical Quotations as a Key to Identifying Patristic Sources, p. 37–54. PDF
Andrea Radošević (Zagreb, Croatia). Bede’s Homilies in Two Berčić Glagolitic Fragments from the 13th–14th Centuries, p. 55–80. PDF
Irina M. Gritsevskaya (Syktyvkar, Russia), Viacheslav V. Lytvynenko (Minnesota, USA). Pseudo-Athanasius in the Newly Redacted Menaion Homiliaries: Greek Sources and Old Russian Reception, p. 81–96. PDF
Iskra Hristova-Shomova (Sofia, Bulgaria). Observations on the Homily on the Lent and Josef by John Chrysostom in the Codex Suprasliensis, p. 97–116. PDF
Ivan P. Petrov (Vienna, Austria). Once Again on the Substantivised Greek Infinitives in Old Church Slavonic, p. 117–144. PDF
Ivan I. Iliev (Sofia, Bulgaria). Newly Discovered Slavonic Manuscripts, Containing De Christo et Antichristo and Commentarii in Danielem by Hippolytus of Rome, p. 145–164. PDF

Sabka Bogdanova, Tatyana Slavova (Sofia, Bulgaria). Prof. Dr. Veselka Zhelyazkova at 65, p. 165–178. PDF
Maya Ivanova (Sofia, Bulgaria). Honorary Recognition for Prof. Aleksander Naumow, p. 179–182. PDF
Iva Trifonova (Sofia, Bulgaria). A New Book Dedicated to the South Slavonic Festal Menaia, p. 183–190. PDF
Ettore Gherbezza (Udine, Italy). Towards a New Understanding of the Transmission of Texts of Slavia Christiana: “The Transmission of Old Church Slavonic Texts”. International Conference, Naples, 24th – 26th June 2025, p. 191–198. PDF