TWO VOLUME HISTORY OF ART OF RUSSIA

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THE
THE
HORIZON
HORIZON
BOOK
OF THE
HISTORY OF RUSSIA
ARTS OF RUSSIA
RUSSIA
HORIZON
AMERICAN
THE
THE
HORIZON
HORIZON
BOOK
OF
THE
HISTORY
OF
RUSSIA
ARTS
OF
RUSSIA
RUSSIA
HORIZON
AMERICAN

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CHURCH SLAVONIC ,aformallanguage closely related the Russian vernacu-
cated to the people. Native text came to be regarded intrinsically holy;
when in the sixteenth century the purist minority condemned a the error-filled
translations as for "blaspheming God instead of glorifying Him," and called
corrections based on the Greek and Latin originals, conservatives reacted
as if the faith itself were under attack
CHURCH SLAVONIC
closely
related
the
Russian
lar,
Scriptures
were
communi-
cated to
the
people.
Native
text
came
regarded
intrinsically
holy;
when in the
sixteenth
century
the
purist
minority
condemned
a
the
error-filled
translations as
for
God
instead of
glorifying
Him,"
and
called
corrections
based
on the
Greek
and Latin
originals,
reacted
as if the faith
itself
were
under
attack

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EUROPEAN BUREAU
Gertrudis Feliu, Chief
AMERICAN HERITAGE
PUBLISHING CO., INC.
PRESIDENT
James Parton
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
Joseph J. Thorndike, Chairman
Oliver Jensen
Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.
Richard M. Ketchum
EDITORIAL ART DIRECTOR
Murray Belsky
PUBLISHER, HORIZON MAGAZINE
Paul Gottlieb
Horizon Magazine is published quarterly by American
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc., 551 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.,
N.Y. 10017. Printed in the United States of America.
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 70-117352.
Standard Book Numbers: Regular Edition 8281-0100-0;
DeluxeEdition 8281-0101-9; Boxed Edition 8281-0102-7.
Published simultaneously in Canada by Fitzhenry &
Whiteside Limited.
English-language edition © 1970 by American Heritage
Publishing Co., Inc., a
EUROPEAN
BUREAU
Gertrudis
Feliu,
Chief
AMERICAN
HERITAGE
PUBLISHING
CO.,
INC.
PRESIDENT
James
Parton
EDITORIAL
COMMITTEE
Joseph
J.
Thorndike,
Chairman
Oliver
Jensen
Alvin
Josephy,
Jr.
Richard
Ketchum
EDITORIAL
ART
DIRECTOR
Murray
Belsky
PUBLISHER,
HORIZON
MAGAZINE
Paul
Gottlieb
Horizon
Magazine
is
published
quarterly
by
American
Heritage
Publishing
Co.,
Inc.,
551
Fifth
Avenue,
N.Y.,
N.Y.
10017.
Printed
in
the
United
States
of
America.
Library
of
Congress
Catalog
Card
Number
70-117352.
Standard
Book
Numbers:
Regular
Edition
8281-0100-0;
8281-0101-9;
Boxed
Edition
8281-0102-7.
Published
simultaneously
in
Canada
by
Fitzhenry
&
Whiteside
Limited.
English-language
edition
©
1970
by
American
Heritage
Publishing
Co.,
Inc.,
a



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