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    Il salterio commentato di Brunune di Wuerzburg in area slavo-orientale. Fra traduzione e tradizione

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    Tomelleri, Vittorio S.
    Language
    German
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    Abstract
    In the last quarter of the XV. Century was printed in Würzburg the "Expositio Psalmorum", attributed to the Würzburg Bishop Bruno compilation of various commentaries on psalms, biblical odes and other texts ecclesiastical content. One of the first printed editions served as a template for the Russian-Slavonic translation "Tolkovaja Psaltir 'Brunona Gerbipolenskogo", which Dmitrij Gerasimov completed on behalf of the then Novgorod archbishop Makarij in 1535; thanks to the great spread of German prints in Novgorod and the surrounding area, an otherwise quite insignificant psalm commentary was also given special attention in the Eastern Slavs. The aim of this dissertation is to acquaint the "Tolkovaja Psaltir" with the Slavic professional audience, highlighting historical, linguistic and cultural peculiarities that emphasize the importance of this hitherto neglected work, both in terms of the translation problem and in terms of translation on the tradition of lore in the Slavic Orthodox world.
     
    Im letzten Viertel des XV. Jh. wurde in Würzburg die "Expositio Psalmorum" gedruckt, eine dem Würzburger Bischof Bruno zugeschriebene Kompilation aus verschiedenen Kommentaren zu Psalmen, biblischen Oden und weiteren Texten kirchlichen Inhalts. Eine der ersten gedruckten Ausgaben diente als Vorlage der russisch-kirchenslavischen Übersetzung "Tolkovaja Psaltir' Brunona Gerbipolenskogo", die Dmitrij Gerasimov im Auftrag des damaligen Novgoroder Erzbischofs Makarij im Jahre 1535 vollendete; dank der großen Verbreitung deutscher Drucke in Novgorod und Umgebung fand ein sonst ziemlich unbedeutender Psalmenkommentar auch bei den Ostslaven besondere Beachtung. Die vorliegende Arbeit setzt sich zum Ziel, die "Tolkovaja Psaltir'" dem slavistischen Fachpublikum bekannt zu machen, und dabei auf historische, sprachliche sowie kulturelle Besonderheiten hinzuweisen, welche die Bedeutung dieses bisher vernachlässigten Werkes hervorheben, sowohl im Hinblick auf die Übersetzungsproblematik, als auch auf die Überlieferungsgeschichte in der slavischen orthodoxen Welt.
     
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    http://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/26126
    Keywords
    translations; psalms; biblical odes; ecclesiastical; appenice; area; Bruno di Würzburg; Brunune; commentato; Dmitrij Gerasimov; Makarij; Manoscritti di PsBr; Novgorod Gennadij; orientale; salterio; slavo; testi; Tomelleri; tradizione; traduzione; Würzburg
    DOI
    10.3726/b12710
    ISBN
    9783954796359
    OCN
    1082958443
    Publisher
    Peter Lang International Academic Publishers
    Publisher website
    https://www.peterlang.com/
    Publication date and place
    Bern, 2004
    Series
    Slavistische Beitraege, 4302
    Classification
    Linguistics
    Ancient, classical and medieval texts
    Pages
    343
    Rights
    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode
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    • This project received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 683680, 810640, 871069 and 964352.

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