Starodruki cyrylickich lekcjonarzy w świetle cerkiewnosłowiańskiej tradycji

Jerzy Ostapczuk

Published: 2011-12-151

Vol. 53 No. 1 (2011)

The Old Prints of Cyrillic Lectionaries in the Light of Church Slavonic Tradition

Jerzy Ostapczuk

Abstract

This article is devoted the church Slavonic tradition of the lectionaries. After introductory information about the number of the catalogued manuscripts of the Gospel(-Apostol) aprakoses, their popularity in different centuries (up to XVI c.) and the preliminary number of the printed Cyrillic books of the New Testament, very rare Apostol-Evangelistary old books of Slavonic tradition (in XVI-XIX c.) are described. Old printed Cyrillic lectionaries were issued in: 1620 (in Uherce (close to Lvov)), 1640 (in Luck), 1706 (in Lvov) and 1707 (in Kiev). First three of them are Saturday- Sunday Apostol-Gospel aprakoses, and the fourth is the full Gospel lectionary. These old printed books are very interesting form textological and liturgical point of view and deserve more detailed research.

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old prints, cyrillic lectionaries, 1620 Uherce, 1640 Luck, 1706 Lvov, 1707 Kiev, textology

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Ostapczuk, J. (2011). The Old Prints of Cyrillic Lectionaries in the Light of Church Slavonic Tradition. Theological Yearbook, 53(1), 87–106. Retrieved from https://ojs.chat.edu.pl/index.php/rt/article/view/4

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