Full Church Dictionary. Part 2

The dictionary contains explanations of obscure words and phrases found in Church Slavonic and ancient manuscripts and books, namely: the sacred-the biblical books of the Old and New Testaments; church-liturgical (Octoechos, Triodion, Mina, Horologion, Psalms, Prayer, Book of Needs, etc.); spiritual and instructive, for example, in the Prologue, Paterikon, Chetih Minh City, the works of the holy fathers, and others; church-canonical books as an ancient spiritual conversion and original writing, as well as in secular monuments of Old Russian as a transfer and an original script, such as: in the annals, Miscellany, ship charters, stacked, contracts, epics, songs, proverbs and other poetic works of ancient literature, starting from X to XVIII centuries. inclusive. The limited amount of vocabulary can be used to study the Church Slavonic language (the etymological dictionary of the articles, in particular, attempts to comparative historical analysis with the assistance of the Indo-European language material be skipped), for priests, catechists, for anyone interested in the history of the Russian church and church culture . For scholars and experts studying the formation and development of the science of language in Russia. The publication is a certain (limited) interest in preparing to enter the religious schools, for the pupils of religious schools, students of theological schools and faculties (academic subject "Church Slavonic").