敖德萨大马士革№ 保加利亚语言和文学传统中的39(65)

IF 0.2 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Palaeobulgarica-Starobalgaristika Pub Date : 2023-07-01 DOI:10.59076/2603-2899.2023.2.04
Tatyana Braga
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本文介绍了对敖德萨现代保加利亚锦缎的德维苏研究结果№. 39(65),可追溯到18世纪。这份手稿是斯拉夫主义者维克托·格里戈罗维奇收集的手稿集的一部分。到目前为止,这份手稿还没有成为调查对象,目前存放在保加利亚境外的一个图书保管处,这使其研究更加复杂。本工作旨在详细介绍这篇研究较少的手稿的古地理、共生态学和一些词汇特征。该手稿由E.I.Deminа指定为第四种现代保加利亚早期类型:这种类型特别重要,因为它实际上代表了17世纪和18世纪大马士革之间的联系。它还介绍了希腊作家对文本的新翻译,以及一些布道的不同文本版本,这些版本独立于古老的Sredna Gora翻译。对具体语言特征的分析证明,这份手稿是在保加利亚东部地区写成的。
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Odessa Damaskin № 39 (65) in the Bulgarian Linguistic and Literary Tradition
The article presents the results of the de visu study on the Odessa Modern Bulgarian damaskin №. 39 (65), dating from the 18th century. The manuscript is part of a collection of manuscripts gathered by the slavist Viktor Grigorovich. So far, this manuscript has not been the object of investigation, being currently stored in a book depository outside Bulgaria, which further complicates its research. The present work aims to present in detail the paleographical, codicological and some lexical features of this little-studied manuscript. The manuscript was assigned by E. I. Deminа to the IV Early Modern Bulgarian type: this type is particularly important because it actually represents the link between the damaskins of the 17th and the 18th century. It also presents new translations of texts by Greek authors and different textual versions of some homilies which were independently derived from the archaic Sredna-Gora translation. The analysis of the specific linguistic characteristics proves that this manuscript was written in the Eastern Bulgarian area.
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