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‘Latin’ relics of Novgorod in the literary tradition of the Vyg Hermitage: on the interpretation of medieval western European art by Old Believers

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IMI.A. Mel'nikovMax Planck Society

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This article explores how Old Believers viewed Novgorod relics, highlighting their ties to Latin inscriptions and polemics against the New Ritualists.

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Old Believers interpreted Novgorod relics, including the Magdeburg Gates and Limoges Gospel covers, in their religious context.
The analysis produced a description of artifacts, crucial for understanding the Old Believers' views on Latin and religious titles.
These relics influenced debates on depicting the 'Pilate title' on crosses, affecting the unity of Old Believer factions.
Comparing Old Believer interpretations with original artifacts reveals insights into the leader's proficiency in Latin and interpretation methods.

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I.A. Mel'nikov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3efd2b87ece8dc957acc https://doi.org/10.34680/caurus-2025-4(2)-185-197

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This article explores how Old Believers viewed Novgorod relics, highlighting their ties to Latin inscriptions and polemics against the New Ritualists.

‘Latin’ relics of Novgorod in the literary tradition of the Vyg Hermitage: on the interpretation of medieval western European art by Old Believers

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‘Latin’ relics of Novgorod in the literary tradition of the Vyg Hermitage: on the interpretation of medieval western European art by Old Believers

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