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The Church Slavonic: Language as a Text
Scriptorium slavicumThe article attempts to approach the scientific definition of that we traditionally define as the Church Slavonic language, often forgetting about those parameters that make it a specific phenomenon and in demand for more than a millennium. Moreover, these parameters are determined primarily by the textual nature of the Church Slavonic language.
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2015
Presentazione sintetica della storia e dei caratteri principali della letteratura slava ecclesiastica.
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Presentazione sintetica della storia e dei caratteri principali della letteratura slava ecclesiastica.
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Dual in Croatian Church Slavonic
Wiener Slavistisches Jahrbuch, 2011Der Autor beschreibt den Untergang des Duals im kroatisch-kirchenslavischen. Schon in den ältesten Denkmälern aus der so genannten Übergangsperiode (12. und 13. Jahrhunderte) wechseln sich distributiver Dual und Plural ab. Das beweist aber nicht, dass freier Dual verloren gegangen ist, weil es keine Beispiele der Verwendung Duals im Pluralkontext gibt.
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Word‐Length counting in Old Church Slavonic
Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 1997Abstract The paper presents some empirical word length data (based on the number of syllables) from Old Church Slavonic and shows that the hyper‐Poisson distribution can be considered an adequate model of these data.
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2015
Presentazione sintetica della storia e dei caratteri principali dello slavo ecclesiastico.
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Presentazione sintetica della storia e dei caratteri principali dello slavo ecclesiastico.
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Handbook of Old Church Slavonic. Part I. Old Church Slavonic Grammar
Russian Review, 1963Oleg A. Maslenikov +2 more
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The Old Church Slavonic eucharistic term въсѫдъ
Die Welt der SlavenThe Old Church Slavonic eucharistic term vъsǫdъ is an original Slavic word derived from the verb *vъsǫditi (vъ + sǫd-) ‘to judge; to condemn; to determine’. e Slavic lexeme aests a semantic calque of Old High German wiz(z)ōd ‘law, commandment; (Old / New) Testament; communion’ (the second stage of the semantic shift is not aested in Slavic).
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Linguistic Analysis of Church Slavonic Documents: A Mixed-Methods Approach
Scando-Slavica, 2023Ivan Petrov, Achim Rabus
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