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ID	1832495604
Author(s)	Thomson, Francis
Title	Greek, Latin and Slavonic - a Mediaeval Variant of the Theory of Three Pre-eminent Languages in the Late Middle High German Translation of William Durandus' Rationale divinorum officiorum. Together with a Note on the Slavonic Translation of the Latter
Published	Anzeiger für slavische Philologie, Graz : Akad. Dr.- u. Verl.-Anst, 22, 1994, 2, 147-176
Language	eng
Soundex	G4740; L5260; S8564; M6250; V0762; T2700; T2700; E0666; L5644; M6225; G4766; T2768; W0556; D2762; R7265; D2676; O0338; T2427; S8564; T2768; L5227
Medium	article
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	"Rationale Divinorum officiorum" Wilgelmi Durandi v russkom perevode konca XV v. M.; SPb., 2012 = "Rationale Divinorum officiorum" Wilgelmi Durandi in a late XVth century Russian translation. Moscow; St.-Petersburg, 2012 / Pičchadze, A. A.
	Further Proof of Latin Influence on the Earliest Attainable Slavonic Translation of the Psalms / Thomson, Francis J.
	William Chester Jordan, Europe in the High Middle Ages / Živojinović, Dragić M.
	The Slavonic translation of Symeon Mesopotamites' Sermo, quod semper mente versare debemus diem exitus de vita (CPG 4035) together with some critical comments on Symeon's identity / Thomson, Francis J.
	The Slavonic translations of the Prayer of Manasses with some preliminary remarks on the Slavonic translations of the Biblical canticles / Thomson, Francis J.
	The Slavonic Vita of St Apollinaris of Ravenna / Thomson, Francis J.
	Book Reviews - History - The Reception Of Byzantine Culture In Mediaeval Russia / Thomson, Francis J.

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Greek, Latin and Slavonic - a Mediaeval Variant of the Theory of Three Pre-eminent Languages in the Late Middle High German Translation of William Durandus' Rationale divinorum officiorum. Together with a Note on the Slavonic Translation of the Latter