Vol. 69 No. 2 (2024)

Slavistica Vilnensis

Published 2025-02-20

Front Matter

Jelena Konickaja

Editorial Board and Table of Contents

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Articles

Sergejus Temčinas

The Life of Chariton the Confessor (September 28) by Symeon the Metaphrast asa Source for the Life of John the New of Suceava (June 2) by Gregory Tsamblak

10-20

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Nadežda Morozova | Aleksandr Parshenkov

Francisk Skorina, Wroclaw and Adam Dyon: Book Migration and the First Paleotype of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania

21-40

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Anastasiia Ryko

Letters of Peter Torchakov from the Second Half of the 17th Century: Themes and Graphic Features

41-57

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Alla Kozhinowa

Latinisms in the Texts of Lithuanian Tatars (Using the Example of Tefsir from Olita 1723)

58-73

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Inesa Kuryan

“The Art of Writing” as a Value in the 1788 Dissertation by Jacek Idzi Przybylski, Librarian of the Royal Main School in Krakow

74-84

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Viktorija Ušinskienė

Main Names of Blueness in Polish and Lithuanian Languages: Prototypes and Connotations

85-98

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Tatyana Stoikova

Intellectual Component of Human Language Model in the Russian and Baltic Languages (based on Material of Phraseological Units of the Russian, Latvian and Lithuanian Languages)

99-113

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Asta Balčiūnienė | Violeta Meiliūnaitė

Islands of Slavic Languages in the Northeastern Aukštaitijan (Highlanders) (NEA) Area: Linguistic and Cultural Contexts

114-130

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Grigoriy Potashenko

For the First Time in Europe. Old Belief in Lithuania (1918–1923): Reemigration, Formation of Pomоrian Church Structures and Official Recognition of the Church

131-146

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Memoirs of professor V.N. Chekmonas

Elżbieta Smułkowa

Professor Walery Czekman (Valerijus Čekmonas) in the Light of His over 25 Years of Correspondence

161-170

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Materials. Publications

Sergejus Temčinas

Ruthenian Exposition of the Kievan Caves Paterikon in the Manuscript Small Bible by Gregory Dmytriyevych (Sharhorod, 1660): Publication

147-151

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In memoriam

Nadežda Morozova

Genadz Apanasavich Tsykhun (10/30/1936 – 10/18/2024)

171-178

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