OLC Slavistik: 3 hits for W0164

The database "Online Contents" (OLC) Slavistics gathers the approx. 300,000 tables of contents of approx. 498 most important Slavic periodicals with the reporting period from 1998 until today and is being processed continuously by the Berlin State Library - Prussian Cultural Heritage. A list of authors as tag cloud can be found here.

Your search for W0164 provides 3 hits
1	"Plač Bagarodzicy" j staražytnabelaruskim perakpadze apovesci "Pakuty Chrysta" = "The weeping of the blessed virgin" in the translation of "The passion of christ" to ancient Belarusian Hal'go, N. V. - Vesnik BDU : navukova-tėarėtyčny časopis, Minsk : BDU, 2005, 1, 12-16
2	Od nářku Uher k nářku Slavie v dile Jána Kollára = Von der Klage Ungarn bis zur Klage von Slavia im Werk von Ján Kollár = From Weeping of Hungaria to Lament of Slavia in the Work of Ján Kollár Kiss Szemán, Róbert - Slovenská literatúra : revue pre literárnu vedu ; časopis Ústavu Slovenskej Literatúry Slovenskej Akadémie Vied, Bratislava : Slovak Academ. Press, 2007, 54, 5, 372-383
3	Sacrum i łzy Fenomen płaczących ikon w wyobrażeniach religijnych w prawosławiu : wybrane zagadnienia = Sacrum and tears ; The phenomenon of weeping icons in religious representations in Orthodoxy : selected issues Kocój, E. - Slavica Slovaca : orgán Slavistického Ústavu Jána Stanislava SAV a Slovenského Komitétu Slavistov, Bratislava : Vyd. Slovenskej Akad. Vied, 2015, 50, 2, 140-155

Online Contents (OLC) Slavistics

"Plač Bagarodzicy" j staražytnabelaruskim perakpadze apovesci "Pakuty Chrysta" = "The weeping of the blessed virgin" in the translation of "The passion of christ" to ancient Belarusian

Od nářku Uher k nářku Slavie v dile Jána Kollára = Von der Klage Ungarn bis zur Klage von Slavia im Werk von Ján Kollár = From Weeping of Hungaria to Lament of Slavia in the Work of Ján Kollár

Sacrum i łzy Fenomen płaczących ikon w wyobrażeniach religijnych w prawosławiu : wybrane zagadnienia = Sacrum and tears ; The phenomenon of weeping icons in religious representations in Orthodoxy : selected issues