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is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International The collection of articles published as The Slavonic Apostolus: Text History and Language (SA) is made up of materials presented at the roundtable discussion “Slawischer Apostolos: Bestandsaufnahme und Perspektiven” (The Slavonic Apostolus: Results and Perspectives), which took place on December 8–9, 2011 at the Institute for Slavic Studies, Humboldt University of Berlin. Slavists from diff erent European counties including the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Great Britain, Italy, Russia, and Germany share their work in SA. The majority of the articles are published in Russian, which will allow Russian Slavists, or at least those who can read Russian, to evaluate the scholarly advances presented in the volume. SA has four parts: “Рукописная традиция Апостола” (The Manuscript Tradition of the Apostolus), “Печатный Апостол” (The Printed Apostolus), “Материалы для дискуссии” (Discussions), and “Справочные материалы” (References). The fi rst section, which is devoted to the manuscripts of the Apostolus, constitutes the main part of SA and is characterized by the widest variety in subject matter. The authors focus on the mutual relationships among the various versions (redactions) of the Epistles and the Acts of the Apostles; the history and structure of the Synaxarion included in Apostolus texts and its sources in the Byzantine tradition; the adaptation mechanisms for citation and informal references introduced in medieval texts and the role of such references in the study of the Slavonic translations over the course of their history and existence; linguistic characteristics of the manuscript sources and perspectives on applying computer technologies to textual studies of the Slavonic Apostolus. Reviews Рецензии

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Slavianskii Apostol: istoriia teksta i iazyk, compiled by Мarina Bobrik (= Studies on Language and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe, 21), Verlag Otto Sagner, Μünchen, Berlin, Washington, D.C., 2013, 273 pp. ISBN 978–3–86688–393–2.