Great Idiomatic Dictionary of Old Church Slavonic. Volume 2

This book continues the publication of the first in the history of the Slavic lexicography of the “large phraseological dictionary of the Old Slavonic language”. In it, based on the data of all the Middle Ages known to modern science, including the recently open Vatican Gospel of the X century. and the Novgorod Code of the first quarter of the XI century., described more than 350 supercomplicated language units. Each of them is characterized by linguocultural positions. The vocabulary articles located in alphabetical order include data on the conditions of the origin of the stable verbal complex (USK) and its semantics, grammatical properties and place in the language system (through synonymous, antonymic and hyper-hyponymic relations), the spheres and the specifics of its functioning. The analysis of each USK ends with examples from handwritten texts of the X-XI centuries. And (where it is possible) information about his future fate.
The book is addressed to philologists, teachers of historical-linguistic disciplines, specialists in the field of Slavic philology, as well as everyone who is interested in the history of the Slavs and their first literary language