December 4, 2025Русская речь / Russkaya rech

Latin Inclusions in Slavic Versions of Caesar Baronius “Ecclesiastical Annals”

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Transliteration methods produce distinct Latin inclusions in Slavic translations, highlighting linguistic variations.
The 17th century context shapes how these inclusions are adapted, particularly in East Slavic versions.
Analysis of manuscripts from the Russian State Library details contrasting adaptations in personal names and other inclusions.
These findings may inform broader discussions on the transmission of Latin texts within Slavic literary traditions.

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Analysis reveals transliteration methods for Latin inclusions in Slavic translations from the 17th century, indicating distinct adaptations.

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Analysis reveals transliteration methods for Latin inclusions in Slavic translations from the 17th century, indicating distinct adaptations.