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ID	103666
Author(s)	Sullivan, John
Title	The epistolary style of Simeon Denisov
Published	Slavonica 7, 2001, pp. 42-74
Language(s)	English
ISSN	1361-7427
Subjects	Russia / Old Believers [Browse all] Denisov, Simeon
Note	"Analyzes the derivational methods employed by Old Believer historian Simeon Denisov of Russia in his epistles. Background on Denisov; Description of the language used; Discussion on the selection of affixal forms denoting abstract concepts; Utilization of compound words to express ideas; Use of composita with more than two elements."
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The epistolary style of Simeon Denisov