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  • アトス山で最近発見されたスラヴ語のノモカノン集成　（1560-1580年）（スラヴ語とギリシャ語原典対訳）

    A Recently Discovered Slavic Nomocanonical Compilation from Mount Athos (1560-1580)./ Parallel edition of the Slavic Text and its Greek sources.

    Cyril Pavlikianov
    София, УИ "Св. Климент Охридски" 296 c. pap.

    2025 年   ISBN  9789540761718   R275092

    In the present monograph we are publishing the full text of a Slavic nomocanonical compilation which we found and photographed in 2023 in Mount Athos, in a kellion near the monastic capital of Karyai. The watermarks of the paper date this manuscript to about 1560-1580. After each page of the Slavic text we are offering the reader the text of its Greek protoype, if it could be identified. For this reason, we had to consult numerous old printed editions of Greek nomocanonical texts which until very recently were almost unaccessible. As M. Tzibranska reasonably remarked in 2011} it was then extremely difficult to find a printed copy of the so-called Nomocanon of Cotelerius, printed in Paris in 1677. By 2025, this is no longer an obstacle, because presently the old publications of ancient and medieval Greek texts are easily accessible on the Internet.
    Our Athonite Slavic nomocanon consists of two distinct parts. The first part (ff. 1-54) comprises a Slavic translation of the Instructions of Patriarch John VI Nesteutes about the Sacrament of the Confession and the soiled Slavic Nomocanon of the Great Euchologion (Nomokanon pri velikom trebnike). The second part (ff. 54-94) is a miscellany consisting of Slavic translations of various nomocanonical texts, most of which belong to the so-called erotapocritic type and were authored in the early 15th century by eminent Byzantine churchmen like the Archbishop of Thessalonica Symeon (+1429) and the Metropolitan Ioasaph of Ephesos (+1437). Consequently, the Greek prototype of our Athonite nomocanon was composed after 1437 and was translates into Slavic before the mid-16th century.

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