OLC Slavistik: Lunt, Horace G. - What the Rus' Primary Chronicle Tells Us about the Origin of the Slavs and of Slavic Writing

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ID	1837890498
Author(s)	Lunt, Horace G.
Title	What the Rus' Primary Chronicle Tells Us about the Origin of the Slavs and of Slavic Writing
Published	Harvard Ukrainian studies, Cambridge, Mass. : Inst., 19, 1995, 335-357
Language	eng
Soundex	P1767; C4768; T2558; A0120; O0746; S8580; S8540; W7264
Medium	article
URL	www.husj.harvard.edu (homepage)
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	Common Slavic, Proto-Slavic, Pan-Slavic: What Are We Talking About? I. About Phonology / Lunt, Horace G.
	Slavic Ethnic and Confessional Identity in the Rus' Primary Chronicle: On the "Tale about the Translation of Books into the Slavic Language" / Goldblatt, Harvey
	Slavic Ethnic and Confessional Identity in the Rus' Primary Chronicle: On the "Tale about the Translation of Books into the Slavic Language" / Goldblatt, Harvey
	Literature - Sign Languages: Divination and Providentialism in the Primary Chronicle of Kievan Rus / Bennett, B. P.
	Redactions of the Primary Chronicle / Timberlake, A.
	Native Americans and speculative fiction what popular literature tells us about stereotyping and cultural biases / Dědinová, Tereza
	Pochodžennja nazvi Rus'. 4 = The origin of the name Rus'. 4 / Skljarenko, V. G.

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What the Rus' Primary Chronicle Tells Us about the Origin of the Slavs and of Slavic Writing