The church slavonic reading menologia covering october as indirect witnesses to the pre-metaphrastic byzantine october menologion

Byzantion 78:239-253 (2008)
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It is the aim of this article to identify possible sources of additional texts for October in the many Slavonic copies of the October menologion, and also to show how the pre-metaphrastic Byzantine October menologion once might have looked, based on the evidence of the Slavonic translated menologia

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