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ORIGIN OF OLD CHURCH SLAVIC JAZ / AZ 'I' (Jak powstalo staro-cerkiewno-slowianskie jaz' / az')

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Manczak W.
Rocznik Slawistyczny
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2008
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vol. 57
51-55
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There is a rule according to which in Baltic and Slavic languages, the Proto-Indo-European sequence of short vowel plus voiced stop was reflected by lengthened vowel + voiced stop, while short vowel plus aspirate developed into short vowel plus voiced stop. Opinions on this rule are divided, but if it were correct, it could explain the lengthening which occurred *egom > *egom >OSC jaz' / az'.
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NEJASNOSTI OKOLO VEĽKOMORAVSKÉHO STAROSLOVIENSKEHO PROGLASU

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Pavlovičová K.
Slovenská literatúra (Slovak Literature)
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2015
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vol. 62
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issue 3
165 – 189
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The paper raises a question whether it is appropriate to assess Middle-aged Proglas as a poem consisting of a certain number of lines regardless of typological features of a Middle-aged piece of writing as such. The genre classification of Proglas requires revealing the earliest version in the preserved manuscripts and its purpose including the examination of its original title. With regard to the critical chronological comparison of manuscript copies in Old Church Slavic, identical and different parts of the translations into Slovak are examined, especially the one made by Ján Stanislav as opposed to those done by other translators.
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