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The work deals with the problem of the authorship of "Żywot świętego Benedykta", one of the frame texts in the edition of "Reguła benedyktyńska", translated into Polish by Sebastian Fabian Klonowic. "Żywot świętego Benedykta", fulfilling the role of a biogram in the edition from 1597, has so far been considered by bibliographers and researchers as Acern’s translatory work Yet, comparing the text with St Benedict’s biography constituting "Żywoty święte" reveals the reel author, i.e. the author of "Kazania sejmowe". A reprint of the fragment of a hagiographic book in the edition of "Reguła benedyktyńska" without its author’s name should be treated as one more illustration of a free aaproach to the issue of authorship in the Old-Polish language.
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This is a bibliography of all monographs edited by Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in the period from 1900 to 2014. The reference work encompasses more than 5500 titles in chronological order. / For detailed information, please refer to the PDF-file of the introduction to the book.
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The two authors consider the importance of the heritage of St. Sofronii Vratchanski in the history of Bulgarian education. The put emphasize on his ideas for revival of Bulgarian philosophy in the context of the criteria of the European thinkers.
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2008-2009 books published by the teachers of the Department of Classical Philology
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Review of: Rado L. Lencek and Miloš Okuka, „A Bibliography of Recent Literature on Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian and Slovene Languages“, Geschichte, Kultur und Geisteswelt der Südslaven, Neue Serie, I Band, Slavica Verlag, Dr. Antun Kovač – München, 1990.; by: Daria Šito
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BUKSZ – Budapesti Könyvszemle Vol. 24 (2012) Table of Contents
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The bibliography presented here contains only those publications in the field which are possible to study without knowledge of the Hungarian language, i.e. which were written in English or other foreign languages, or which simply publish a database of the name changes. The annotations are based on the texts of the publications and the abstracts (if they were available). Naturally, there are also many additional contemporary sources and scholarly publications available in the field in Hungarian, many (lately the majority) include an English abstract.
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