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Was the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth a Colonial State?

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Grala H.
The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs
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2017
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issue 4
125-150
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Some recent trendy theories attempt to describe relations within the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as a form of colonialism, and the author rejects these allegations, depicting them as ahistorical.
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The state of medical knowledge in Poland and local methods of maintaining health and longevity according to the Irish physician of Jan III Sobieski

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White A.
pl.it / rassegna italiana di argomenti polacchi
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2021
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issue 12
5-16
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Bernard Connor held the position of Jan III Sobieski’s personal physician for a year. One of the outcomes of his time in Poland is the two-volume The History of Poland, which was published in London in 1698. Not only does the work provide interesting historical facts relating to the country, but it also reveals details concerning the professional job carried out by the author. He was, for instance, particularly interested in curious medical cases and the interplay between behaviour and health. One of the most well-known and engaging section of his work concerns the notes on the “kołtun” and the reflections on the cause of Poles’ strong and good health.
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CYRYLICKIE EWANGELIE Z XVI I XVII WIEKU ZE ZBIORÓW BIBLIOTEKI KÓRNICKIEJ

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Kuczyńska M., Ivanova M.
Pamiętnik Biblioteki Kórnickiej
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2020
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issue 37
37-52
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Th e article describes two Cyrillic Gospels from the Kórnik Library: BK 11985 and BK 896. It presents the cultural context of their creation, as well as their history, content, illuminations and a short lexical description. Both codices were the result of a cultural and spiritual revival in the Orthodox Church in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Both of them were luxury, professionally made goods; their copyists were experienced specialists. BK 896 represents a higher level of artistry. In view of their lexical characteristics, the manuscripts can be classifi ed as the third so-called Mount Athos-Tyrnovo linguistic redaction of the Gospel.
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