GECHEVA,
KRASTINA
THE
BOGOMILISM, Bibliography
Preface
by prof. D. Angelov. Under the editorship of prof.
D. Angelov and B.Valtchev, Publishing house of
the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
The
bibliography contains 2457 titles of sources and studies of Bulgarian and other authors, published in Bulgaria or abroad from the late
Middle Ages till today (1994). Books, studies, articles, bibliographies and reviews of
scientific periodicals or/and of miscellania editions are included - in Bulgarian and other
languages. Special attention is paid to the spread and the influence of the
Bogomilism outside Bulgaria.
It
is for the first time that the literature on this subject is brought
together in this work.
It
is a systematic structure as proven by the contents.
According
to their nature the entries in every chapter are divided into 'sources' and 'studies'. Under the sources are listed also the
publications on them. The entries in the different chapters
follow the alphabetical order of the author's names and when the
names are anonymous - the titles of the writings.. Titles in Cyrillic precede titles in
Latin.
The
bibliographical descriptions are after the contemporary rules - concise, clear and in the original language. Publications
related to more than one chapter are duplicated in order to make easier for the readder. The majority of the entries are
described 'de visu': since they are available in our principal
book depositories. Some of them has been found and verified
in Bibliotheque Nationale and other specialized libraries in.
The
bibliography is supplied with exhaustive guide: index of proper names, index of geographic names, subject index. The list of the
abbreviations of the sources along with its guiding function offers an
information on periodicals where the respectivee researches have been published.
The
bibliography was elaborated in close cooperation with the
eminent Bulgarian medievalist prof. D. Angelov, an expert on Bogomilism.
The text is designed fof the needs of scientists, lecturers,
students, as well for the general reader who are interested
on this original Bulgarian phenomenon - the Bogomilism. The Bogomilism stronggly influenced the social and cultural
life in Medieval Europe thus generating lately different
reformation movements. Such reader's interests are growing
up lately and this trend will facilitate the distribution of this edition in aall European cultural centers.
CONTENTS
Preface
by prof.
D. Angelov
Explanatory
notes
General
works /1-220/:
sources/1—64/
researches
/65-220/
Foreign/external/
heresies - predecessors of the Bogomolism/221-431/:
sources/221/
researches/222-261/
Manichaeism/262-349/
sources/262-283/
researches/284-349/
Paulinicianism/350-426/
sources/350-3717
researches/372-426/
Messalianisme/427-431/
sources/432-523/
researches/524-878/
Dissemination
and influence
of the
Bogomilisme out
of Bulgarian lands
Byzantium.
Balkan Peninsula. General information:
sources/879-889/
researches/890-942/
Bosnia.
Serbia. Dalmatia. Rumania/943-1096/
sources/943-978/
researches/979-1096/
West
Europe and Central Europe. Russia
1.General
information/1097-1289/
sources
/1097-1117/
researches/1118-1289/
2. Italy
/1290-1467/
sources/1290-131
I
researches/1318-1467/
3.
France/1468-1567/
sources/1468-1567/
researches/1468-1567/
4.Other
European countries/Spain, Hollande, Germany, Austria, Chech, Hungary, England,
Russia/2084-2197/
sources/2084-2096/
researches/2097-2197/
Apocrypha
and concerning literature/2198-2389/
Apocrypha
and folklore
Historiography
/2414-2445/
Bibliographies
/2446-24S7/
Auxiliary
guide
Index
of proper names
Index
of geographical names
Subject
index
Abbreviation
of the sources
Bibliographical
sources
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