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Byzantine literature --- Manuscripts, Slavic --- Translations into Church Slavic --- History and criticism --- History --- John, --- John, --- Criticism, Textual.

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Byzantine literature --- Greek literature --- Church Slavic language --- Paleography, Church Slavic --- Translations into Church Slavic --- History and criticism. --- Translations into Church Slavic --- History and criticism. --- Bulgarian recension --- History and criticism. --- Manasses, Constantine, --- Translations --- History and criticism.

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Sermons, Latin --- Church Slavic language --- Czech recension --- Bible. --- Sermons, Latin - Translations into Church Slavic - Early works to 1800 --- Church Slavic language - Czech recension - Texts

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Monasticism and religious orders (Canon law) --- Orthodox Eastern monasticism and religious orders --- Orthodox Eastern literature --- Orthodox Eastern Church --- Nikon, --- Discipline --- Monasticism and religious orders (Canon law) - Orthodox Eastern Church --- Orthodox Eastern monasticism and religious orders - Rules - Early works to 1800 --- Orthodox Eastern literature - Translations into Church Slavic --- Nikon, - Chernogoret︠s︡, - -1088. - Taktikon --- Nikon, - Chernogoret︠s︡, - -1088. - Taktikon. - Church Slavic

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"Early Slavonic writings have preserved a unique corpus of compositions that develop biblical themes. These extracanonical, parabiblical narratives are known as pseudepigrapha, and they preserve many ancient traditions neglected by the canonical scriptures. They feature tales of paradise and hell, angels and Satan, the antediluvian fathers and biblical patriarchs, kings, and prophets. These writings address diverse questions ranging from artistically presented questions of theology and morals to esoteric subjects such as cosmology, demonology, messianic expectations, and eschatology. Although these Slavonic texts themselves date from a relatively late period, they are translations or reworkings of far earlier texts and traditions, many of them arguably going back to late biblical or early postbiblical times. The material in these works can contribute significantly to a better understanding of the roots of postbiblical mysticism, rabbinic Judaism and early Christianity, ancient and medieval dualistic movements, as well as the beginnings of the Slavonic literary tradition. The volume provides a collection of the minor biblical pseudepigrapha preserved solely in Slavonic; at the same time, it is also the first collection of Slavonic pseudepigrapha translated into a western European language. It includes the original texts, their translations, and commentaries focusing on the history of motifs and based on the study of parallel material in ancient and medieval Jewish and Christian literature. The aim of the volume is to bridge the gap between the textual study of this corpus and its contextualization in early Jewish, early Christian, rabbinic, Byzantine, and other traditions, as well as to introduce these texts into the interdisciplinary discussion of the intercultural transmission of ideas and motifs."--

Apocryphal books --- Altkirchenslawisch. --- Translations into Church Slavic --- History and criticism. --- Pseudepigraphen. --- "Bible. Apocryphes" --- Traduction en slavon. --- Apocryphal literature --- Pseudepigrapha --- Sacred books --- History and criticism --- 229*2 --- 229*2 Apocriefen van het Oude Testament. Pseudepigrafen van het Oude Testament --- Apocriefen van het Oude Testament. Pseudepigrafen van het Oude Testament