Лѣтопись: 22-24 May 1979, Thessaloniki: Symposium on Middle Greek and Slavic Literatures (The Correlations of Syllogai/Sborniki)

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Veder, William R.Keywords:
Hellenic Association of Slavic StudiesUspenskii sbornik
Suprasl’skii sbornik
Izbornik Sviatoslava of 1073
Gorichki sbornik
Florilegia
Glagolitic fragments
Hilandar Slavic Manuscript No. 485
Iviron manuscript No. 388
Dionysius, the Areopagite
Monk Isaije
Syllogai
Zlatoust
Zlatostruj
Zlataia cep’
Margarit
Codex Suprasliensis
Liturgy of St. Peter
John Climacus
Scala paradisi
Stefan Nemanja
Physiologus
Paisii Velichkovskii
St. Ivan Rilski
RIla Monastery
Philokalia
Monk Mardarii of Rila
Vladislav Gramatik
Clavis patrum graecorum slavonice
Paterik Skitskii
Paterik Egipetskii Kratkii
Prolog
Serapion Vladimirskii
Feofan of Tambov and Vladimir
Homiliary
Menologium
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1980-03Metadata
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William R. Veder, Vakgroep Slavistiek, Katholieke Universiteit, Postbus 9103, 6500 HD Nijmegen (Holland)Citation:
Polata Knigopisnaia: an Information Bulletin Devoted to the Study of Early Slavic Books, Texts and Literatures 3 (March 1980): 54-63.Abstract:
This feature “Chronicle” reports on recent events in the field of Early Slavic, e.g., celebrations, conferences, symposia, etc.
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On May 22-24, 1979, the Symposium on Middle Greek and Slavic Literatures was held in Thessaloniki, Greece, with the special topic of "The Correlations of Syllogai/Sborniki." The article notes that this symposium was organized by the Hellenic Association of Slavic Studies and was the first major event held in Greece on Slavic studies. It criticizes the structure of the conference and some of the presentations for being too arcane and then provides a summary of some of the more interesting papers on the topics of complication vs. composition, the taxonomy of syllogai/sborniki, individual compilations, authors of compilations, and contexts of compilations. Examples of some of the presentations include: “Compilation and Composition: Two Levels of Authorship in the Orthodox Slavic Tradition” by Riccardo Picchio (Yale); “La manipulation des textes traduits: des slova aux sborniki” by William R. Veder (Nijmegen); “Die griechischen Handschriften des 15.-18.Jahrhunderts: Prolog zu einem Forschungsprogramm” by Euthymius Litsas (Thessaloniki); and “A Preliminary Survey of Greek and Slavic Florilegia Prior to the 14th Century” by Francis J. Thomson (Antwerpen). Participants included: Vera Antiḱ (Skopje); Eva Blahová (Praha); Dimitrije Bogdanović (Beograd); Mario Capaldo (Roma); Biserka Grabar (Zagreb); Petar Hr. Ilievski (Skopje); Klimentina Ivanova (Sofia); Biljana Jovanović-Stipčević (Beograd); L. Juhas (Beograd); Dēmētrios V. Kaimakēs (Athens); Khristo Kodov (Sofia); Kuio M. Kuev (Sofia); Euthymius Litsas (Thessaloniki); Phaedon Malingoudis (Münster); František Václav Mareš (Wien); R. Marinković (Zagreb); Gheorghe Mihăilă (București); Leszek Moszyński (Gdańsk); D. Nastase (Athens); M. Oeconomou (Thessaloniki); Riccardo Picchio (New Haven, CT); Richard Pope (Downsview, Canada); B. Pseftonas (Athens); Bozhidar Raikov (Sofia); Jerzy Rusek (Kraków); Aurelio de Santos Otero (Bonn); Anthony-Emil Tachiaos (Thessaloniki); Iōannēs Chr. Tarnanidēs (Thessaloniki); Djordje Trifunović (Beograd); Vasilka Tŭpkova-Zaimova (Sofia); William R. Veder (Nijmegen); and Lidiia Petrovna Zhukovskaia (Moskva).
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