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The paper studies importance of the old Cyrillic books in the basilians monasteries libraries in the XVIII century. Comprehensive analyzing of the Cyrillic books in the libraries of Krekhiv, Vicyn and Zolochiv monasteries represent this topic. It is made the content studying of the library except “church” (liturgical) books, because the last ones were Church Slavonic in the uniate and the orthodox monasteries as well. Inventory descriptions of the monasteries are the main sources for this research. In general, as big as small basilians monasteries libraries in the XVIIIth century mostly consisted of the Latin and Polish books, but also there were Cyrillic books. In the Krekhiv monastery Church Fathers treatises were mostly Cyrillic. For instance there were the works of St. John Chrysostom, St. Basil the Great, Dorotheus of Gaza, Gregory the Theologian and others. Also some monasteries had a little Cyrillic hagiographic (compendiums of lives of the Saints) and homiletic (collections of sermons) books. Often Cyrillic books of the basilians monasteries libraries were written by Orthodox authors, for example Krekhiv monastery had a collection of books by intellectuals from Kyiv-Mohyla College (Academy).
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This article investigates the problem of spreading of the Protestant ideas in the Basilian monasteries of the Lviv eparchy in the 18th century. How did Reformation reach the Uniate monasteries of the early modern Ukraine? If so, how was it represented? These questions are examining in the paper. It has been studied above 100 book lists of the 30 monasteries from archives mostly in Lviv. Consequently, research found the works of 14 protestants, authors mainly of the 16th century and the first half of the 17th century. Treatises of the protestants were preserved in four monastery libraries, and also in at least four private Basilian book collections. Research states that Basilians in the Lviv eparchy didn’t know so much about Protestants, at least based on research on the book collections. It looks like that it was on the margins of Basilian intellectual interests. But it is obvious that such study perspective does not allow to fully show the reception of the Protestant tradition.
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