| 1997, 5 |
Alan Timberlake |
The augment of the perfect in the Lawrence chronicle |
66-86 |
| 1997, 5 |
I.G. Dobrodomov |
[Review of:] M. F. Muryanov. The Igor Tale in the context of European Middle Ages = Palaeoslavica. Vol. 4 (1996) |
155-159 |
| 1997, 3 |
I.G. Dobrodomov |
Once more on “Kurjane svedomi kъmeti” in the Igor Tale |
53-62 |
| 1997, 3 |
K.A. Maksimovich |
Glosses and interpolations in the Ephraim kormchaya (12th century) |
89-94 |
| 1997, 2 |
Valentin L. Janin, Andrey A. Zaliznyak |
Birchbark letters from Novgorod excavations of 1996 |
24-33 |
| 1997, 2 |
Vadim B. Krys’ko |
Verba pretii in the history of Russian and other Slavonic languages |
90-100 |
| 1996, 6 |
Anna A. Pichkhadze |
The preposition къ after verbs of motion in Old Russian names of towns (original and translated written monuments) |
106-116 |
| 1996, 5 |
Alan Timberlake |
To eat from the Tree of Knowledge and be filled with fear; variety in the development of accusative-genitive case (on V.B. Krys'ko's book "The development of animateness in the history of the Russian language") |
7-19 |
| 1996, 4 |
Ludmila Yu. Astakhina |
Old Russian manuscript card-catalogue of the XI-XVII centuries |
112-119 |
| 1996, 3 |
Valentin L. Janin, Andrey A. Zaliznyak |
The birch codices from the Novgorod excavations of 1995 |
13-16 |
