In this paper, the poem The Life of Saint Alexios the Man of God (Житие светаго Алексия человека божия) (1833) by Konstantin Ognyanovich (1798 – 1858) is analyzed by adopting the methods of diachronic stylistics and ...

The following text explores the significance of the author’s message, which took shape after the addition of a story about Bulgarian history in a dictionary book. The initially paradoxical coupling of historiographical ...

The subject of this article is the description of the textbooks on letter writing – textbooks written by the authors Neofit Bozveli, Emmanuil Vaskidovich, and Hristaki Pavlovich and published in 1835. The main objectives ...

The compilated editing of “Istoriya Slavyanobulgarska” dates back to 1825 in Rila’s monastery and it saw its widest distribution and rise to popularity due to the large number of rewrites and remakes in the time of the ...

The study includes observation of the linguistic peculiarites in the text of “Life of St. Xenophont”, which is part of the manuscript of the so-called Priest Yoan's (or Preist John’s) remake from 1830. The aims of our ...

The article examines the semantic and syntactic positions in which participles in the Bulgarian language can have degrees of comparison. The first part of the article presents Bulgarian participles and their grammatical ...

The paper examines the morphological and syntactic parameters of the case system in the unstudied homilies On the Seraphim. The case paradigm is too conservative; the congruency has not changed, the indications for analyticity ...

The article examines the word formation of the names of ethnonyms and inhabitants in Neofit Rilski’s works. The second quarter of the nineteenth century was a time when the Bulgarian national literary language was established ...