The Codex Assemanianus

[TrueMacedonian]

Here are some pages of the Codex Assemanianus;

[TrueMacedonian]

http://www.utexas.edu/cola/centers/lrc/eieol/ocsol-7-X.html

According to the Univeristy Of Texas' Todd B. Krause and Jonathan Slocum;

The Codex Assemanianus. This contains 158 folia collecting gospel passages read in the liturgy, followed by a calendar of Saints' days. The large proportion of Macedonian saints in the calendar leads one to assume a Macedonian provenance.

[TrueMacedonian]

Here some more info on the Codex Assemanianus


page 406

[Daskalot]

TM, it is nice to see that there are fellow Macedonians as myself that likes to hunt down references to us in literature, BRAVO!
The pen is mightier then the sword!

[Soldier of Macedon]

http://www.utexas.edu/cola/centers/l...ocsol-7-X.html

According to the Univeristy Of Texas' Todd B. Krause and Jonathan Slocum;

The Codex Assemanianus. This contains 158 folia collecting gospel passages read in the liturgy, followed by a calendar of Saints' days. The large proportion of Macedonian saints in the calendar leads one to assume a Macedonian provenance.

It would be great if we can determine which Macedonian saints are cited in this codex, and what (and how) exactly was written in these texts.

[Delodephius]

I like when people discover hot water.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Do you want to put some ice on it?

[Delodephius]

Yes, is the word Macedonian ever mentioned in the OCS texts (apart from the Bible) like in the Panonian legends perhaps? And is any other "Slavic" ethnic name mentioned in the OCS texts except the Slovćne?

[Soldier of Macedon]

Yes, is the word Macedonian ever mentioned in the OCS texts (apart from the Bible) like in the Panonian legends perhaps? And is any other "Slavic" ethnic name mentioned in the OCS texts except the Slovćne?

Good questions, you seem to already know the answers, why don't you inform me instead of asking me questions to which you already know the answers? As far as I am aware I have not seen it, that is why it was something I wanted to determine in these Glagolica texts.

Whether it is or isn't, it is not the main point here. Clement is considered a Macedonian saint by the Macedonians in the same way Sava is considered a Serbian saint by the Serbs. You don't agree with that comparison chladochlapik?

[Delodephius]

I'am asking the question because I think someone has posted on MakNews a piece of OCS text which mentions Macedonians outside the Bible context.

[makedonin]

I know that St. Naum was seeing the Macedonian Tsar along with the Babilonian and Roman Tsar as one of the Atni Christ.

Zhitie na St. Naum

Or at least I can make that out of the picture.

[TrueMacedonian]

I'am asking the question because I think someone has posted on MakNews a piece of OCS text which mentions Macedonians outside the Bible context.

I'll look into this. Do you remember who it might have been Tomas?

[Delodephius]

I have no idea. I think I remember an image of the text and "Macedonian" highlighted. The text was in Old Cyrillic I think.

[Soldier of Macedon]

You're not referring to the Zhitie Metodi that you and I both worked on together with Coolski, are you?

[Delodephius]

Maybe. I don't remember.