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Variation and norm in Croatian Church Slavonic [PDF]
Varijacija i norma u hrvatskom crkvenoslavenskom Na temelju Isačenkove definicije književnog jezika i Rehderova nedavna objašnjenja definicije u odnosu na srednjovjekovnu Hrvatsku, autor zaključuje da hrvatski crkvenoslavenski (HC), ni samostalno ni ...
Corin, Andrew R.
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Loanwords in the Synodal Church Slavonic Gospels and Psalms
This paper deals with the role of Greek, Latin and Hebrew loanwords in the history of Church Slavonic. Their number was fluctuating in the course of centuries which can be attributed to political rather than theological or linguistic considerations.The ...
Szőke, Lajos, Lajos Szőke
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Lexicon of the Second Beram Breviary in Comparison with the Dictionary of the Croatian Redaction of Church Slavonic [PDF]
U članku se popis rječničkih natuknica dobiven digitalizacijom prvog dijela II. beramskog brevijara uspoređuje s prva dva sveska Rječnika crkvenoslavenskoga jezika hrvatske redakcije.
Mihaljević, Milan
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Šimun Kožičić, Simeone Begna (Zadar, around 1460 – 1536), a noblemen from Zadar, the Bishop of Modruš, a distinguished royal diplomat, a Latinist author, a distinguished speaker and a distinguished member of the Lateran Council, a refugee and the first ...
Juraj Lokmer
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Genome-wide autosomal, mtDNA, and Y chromosome analysis of King Bela III of the Hungarian Arpad dynasty. [PDF]
Wang CC +7 more
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Adverbs of place and direction in Old Church Slavonic and in Croatian Glagolitic texts of the 14th and the 15th centuries [PDF]
U tekstu autor analizira priloge mjesta i smjera u staroslavenskom jeziku i hrvatskoglagoljskim liturgijskim (Hrvojev misal, Misal Illirico 4, Ročki misal, Misal kneza Novaka) i neliturgijskim (Pariška pjesmarica, Kolunićev zbornik, Akademijin ...
Kuštović, Tanja
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Indo-European cereal terminology suggests a Northwest Pontic homeland for the core Indo-European languages. [PDF]
Kroonen G +4 more
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St. Jerome's Homilies in the Medieval Old-Church Slavonic Translations (in Proprium de tempore)
: Berila iz homilij sv. Hieronima so bila prevedena iz latinščine v cerkveno slovanščino verjetno ob nastanku cerkvenoslovanske različice brevirja sredi 13. stoletja, ko je papež Inocenc IV.
Stankovska, Petra, Petra Stankovska
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The corpus for the Dictionary of the Croatian Redaction of Church Slavonic (acronym: DCRCS) is a corpus of Croatian Church Slavonic excerpted texts created in the Old Church Slavonic Institute in Zagreb not only for the dictionary compilation but also for paleographic, grammatical, philological and semantic research.
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Christianity and the development of Croatian literacy [PDF]
Na hrvatskom kulturnom prostoru svećenici Katoličke crkve rabili su kao liturgijski jezik osim latinskoga i crkvenoslavenskoga i književni jezik koji je bio oblikovan u skladu s govornim jezikom jednostavnoga puka. Taj je liturgijski jezik nastao u sjeni
Grčević, Mario
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