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Leidendulder : zum 1000. Todestag der heiligen Boris und Gleb
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ISBN: 3899911563 9783899911565 Year: 2014 Publisher: Kamen: Hartmut Spenner,

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Noch nie wurden so viele Christen verfolgt wie in unserer Zeit, das Thema ist also sehr aktuell. Auch in der Vergangenheit lassen sich zahlreiche Beispiele finden. Hier wird aufgezeigt, aus welchen Gründen sich Feindschaft gegen Christen entwickelte und woher die Märtyrer die Kraft erhielten, ihr Leiden zuerdulden. Das Buch erscheint zum tausendsten Todestag der heiligen Brüder Boris und Gleb.


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Rassledovanie ubijstva knâzâej Borisa i Gleba : 1000-letiû končiny svâtyh Borisa i Gleba posvŝaetsâ
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ISBN: 9785904552565 5904552564 Year: 2015 Publisher: Moskva: Dostoinstvo,

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Борис и Глеб
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ISBN: 9785235036352 5235036352 Year: 2013 Volume: 1630 (1430) Publisher: Moskva: Molodaâ Gvardiâ,


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The martyred Princes Boris and Gleb : a socio-cultural study of the cult and the texts
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ISBN: 0893572047 9780893572044 Year: 1989 Volume: 19 Publisher: Columbus, Ohio, USA: Slavica Publishers,


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The liturgical past in Byzantium and early Rus
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ISBN: 9781107156760 9781316661543 1107156769 1108814840 1316997545 1316661547 1108660908 Year: 2019 Volume: 112 Publisher: Cambridge: Cambridge university press,

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The chroniclers of medieval Rus were monks, who celebrated the divine services of the Byzantine church throughout every day. This study is the first to analyze how these rituals shaped their writing of the Rus Primary Chronicle, the first written history of the East Slavs. During the eleventh century, chroniclers in Kiev learned about the conversion of the Roman Empire by celebrating a series of distinctively Byzantine liturgical feasts. When the services concluded, and the clerics sought to compose a native history for their own people, they instinctively drew on the sacred stories that they sang at church. The result was a myth of Christian origins for Rus - a myth promulgated even today by the Russian government - which reproduced the Christian origins myth of the Byzantine Empire. The book uncovers this ritual subtext and reconstructs the intricate web of liturgical narratives that underlie this foundational text of pre-modern Slavic civilization.

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