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Rudnev D.V., Sharikhina M.G. Geometric Terminology in the Russian Language of the Early 17th Century (Exemplified by “Charter of Martial, Cannon and Other Matters Related to Military Science”)
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Written by Dmitry V. Rudnev, Milyausha G. Sharikhina |
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Kunavin B.V. Old Russian Subordinate Clause with a Participle as the Only Predicative: A Diachronic Aspect
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Written by Boris V. Kunavin |
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Penkova Ya.A. The Verbs Imati (to Have) and Brati (to Take): Distribution and Competition in the History of Russian
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Written by Yana A. Penkova |
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Zholobov O.F. Quantification Contrasts of Lexical Microsystems with Synonyms Svĕdĕtelь – Poslukhъ (a Witness) and Their Derivatives in the Old East Slavic Written Sources (Based on Manuscript Historical Corpus)
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Written by Oleg F. Zholobov |
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Novak M.O. Church Slavonic Version of Caesar Baronius Annales Ecclesiastici and Chudov Translations from the 17th Century: Comparative Analysis of Vocabulary
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Written by Maria O. Novak |
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Pentkovskaia T.V. Periphrastic Constructions with the Verb Imet’ (to Have) and the Passive Participle in Pyotr Tolstoy’s Translation of The History of the Present State of the Ottoman Empire
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Written by Tatiana V. Pentkovskaia |
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Tomelleri V.S. Zacharias’s Prayer in Two Novgorodian Translations (End of the 15th – First Half of the 16th Century): Some Reflections on Multiple Translations and Re-Translations
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Written by Vittorio Springeld Tomelleri |
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