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Didactic gospels is a collection of sermons. Their prototype is considered the didactic of Bishop Constantine of Preslav in 894 written in the Church Slavonic language. ^[1]

Contents

• List of known published gospels
• References
• External links

List of known published gospels

• 1569 Published in Zabłudów by Ivan Fyodorov and Pyotr Mstislavets ^[2]
• 1595 Published in Vilno
• 1606 Published in Krylos by Pamvo Berynda
• 1619 Published in the Regina Wisniowiecka estate near Rokhmaniv, Volhynian Voivodeship by Kyrylo Stavrovetsky
  • In 1622 on the decree of Tsar Michael I of Russia all copies of the gospel were ordered to be burned (Chronology of Ukrainian language bans).
• 1637 Published by Kiev Pechersk Lavra
• 1637 Published by Vasiliy Burtsov-Protopopov
• 1680 Published in Vilno by Vasiliy Garaburda
• 1696 Published in Univ Lavra by Kyrylo Stavrovetsky
• 1697 Published in Univ Lavra by Kyrylo Stavrovetsky
• 1697 Published by Mogilev Fraternity (Brotherhood)

References

External links

• Didactic gospels at the Encyclopedia of Ukraine