An edition of Ocherk istorii drevnerusskoĭ literatury domoskovskogo perioda (1976)

Ocherk istorii drevnerusskoĭ literatury domoskovskogo perioda

11-13 vv.

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V. M. Istrin, V. M. Istrin
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An edition of Ocherk istorii drevnerusskoĭ literatury domoskovskogo perioda (1976)

Ocherk istorii drevnerusskoĭ literatury domoskovskogo perioda

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Zentralantiquariat der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik
Language
Russian
Pages
248

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Subjects

History and criticism, Russian literature

Times

To 1700

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Ocherk istorii drevnerusskoĭ literatury domoskovskogo perioda: XI-XIII vv
2003, Akademii︠a︡
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Ocherk istorii drevnerusskoĭ literatury domoskovskogo perioda: 11-13 vv.
1976, Zentralantiquariat der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik
in Russian
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In Cyrillic characters.

Originally published in Petrograd by Nauka i shkola, 1922.

Includes bibliographical references.

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Leipzig

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x, 248 p. ;
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248

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OL22105431M

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