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Katekizmo kalba - kalbos katekizmas

open access: yes, 2002
Katalikų Bažnyčios Katekizmas (Catechism of the Catholic Church) published in 1996 has 640 pages and sums up the five-hundred-year history of Lithuanian catechisms, which started in 1547 with the first Lithuanian book (Martynas Mažvydas’ Catechismus). The article provides amendments and suggestions on the language use.
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Lietuviškų knygų leidyklos Vakarų Europoje 1945-1952 m. [PDF]

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There were 38 Lithuanian emigrant publishing houses in Western Europe between 1945 and 1952. Lithuanian books were also published in some Western European countries, including West Germany, Austria, and Sweden.
Misiūnas, Remigijus
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Dva mala katekizma dvojice „Male braće Države prisvetog Odkupitelja“

open access: yesSlužba Božja : liturgijsko-pastoralna revija, 1984
U radu je predstavljena katehetska baština dvaju malih katekizama (Jezgra istomačenja i Cvita mirlisnoga), autora Frane Matića i Luke Vladmirovića, koji imaju važnost za proučavanje povezanosti hrvatske kateheze kroz prošlost i za upotrebu katehetske baštine u sastavljanju novih katehetskih priručnika.
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Govor Katekizma Katoličke crkve o Bogu i čovjeku u kontekstu današnjeg vremena

open access: yesBogoslovska smotra, 1996
Dem Thema entsprechend wird in dem ersten Teil nach dem Kontext gefragt, in dem der Katechismus über Gott und Mensch spricht. Es wird gezeigt, daß er nicht bei der Beschreibung der Situation des Menschen und seiner religiösen Fragen und Erfahrungen ansetzt, weil er sich nicht zu stark an die Konstellationen des Augenblicks binden will.
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JEZIK ODLOMKA REFORMACIJSKOGA GLAGOLJSKOG KATEKIZMA IZ 1561. I GLAGOLJAŠKA KNJIŽEVNA TRADICIJA

open access: yesČakavska rič : polugodišnjak za proučavanje čakavske riječi, 2010
The first Croatian Reformation books were also written under the influence of older glagolitic books (breviaries, missals, lectionaries, etc...). This is evident not only in the similarities of their contents, but also in paleographic, as well as in stylistic and language similarities. Besides that, those Reformation books also express the tendency for
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Primärliteratur [PDF]

open access: yes, 2014
Dini, Pietro U.
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