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720: 726: 708: 31: 281: 723: 735:, p. 174: "...можно выдвинуть только вторую гипотезу о том, что Иван Федоров, не принадлежа к роду Рагоз и даже дворянству вообще, принял родовой герб, что было возможно в Польше и Литве до конституции 1601 г., в силу особой привилегии, предоставленной господствующему классу, приписывать к своему гербу угодных или близких ему людей - свободных, хотя бы и не шляхетных, путем акта, известного под наименованием адоптации (adoptatio) ". 557:, 1578, 8 unnumbered leaves, frame of 127,5 x 64 mm, printed in one colour, set in two columns (parallel Greek and Slavonic text) for the first time in Fyodorov's books, only one copy is in existence (stored in the State Library of Gotha, East Germany). This copy is bound with a copy of the Primer of 1578 (see below), which makes them appear as one book referred to as Ostrog Primer of 1578. A 546:, 25 February 1573 – 15 February 1574, 15 unnumbered and 264 numbered leaves sized at least 300 x 195 mm, printed in two colours, edition of 1,000–1,200 copies, at least 70 copies are extant today. Similar to the Moscow edition of 1564 with a little more refined design. An electronic version of an almost complete copy is available online. 696: 534:
5. Psalms with Book of Hours. Zabłudów, 26 September 1569 – 23 March 1570, 18 unnumbered leaves with two separately numbered sets of 284 and 75 leaves sized at least 168 x 130 mm (a heavily cropped copy), printed in two colours. A very rare edition: only three extant copies are known, all
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13. Bible. Ostrog, 1581. 8 unnumbered leaves with five separately numbered sets of 276, 180, 30, 56 and 78 leaves sized at least 309 x 202 mm, text set in two columns, including some in Greek, mainly printed in one colour (vermilion is used only for the title), edition of 1,500 copies of which
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12. Chronology of Andrew Rymsha ("Kotorogo sya m(s)tsa shto za starykh věkov děyelo korotkoye opisaniye"). Ostrog, 5 May 1581, two-page leaflet (text printed on the inside of the pages), frame of about 175 x 65 mm. The only known copy is stored in the Saltykov-Shchedrin State Public Library in
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9. Primer. Ostrog, 1578, 48 unnumbered leaves, frame of 127,5 x 63 mm, printed in one colour, the edition was of many copies, but only two incomplete copies exist (one is already mentioned above, the other one is kept in the Royal Library of Copenhagen). A reprint of the Lviv's Primer of 1574
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11. Alphabetical index to the previous edition ("Knizhka, sobraniye veschey ..."). Ostrog, 1580, 1 unnumbered and 52 numbered leaves, frame of 122 x 55 mm, printed in one colour, at least 13 copies are extant (often added to the previous book, but evidently printed and issued separately as a
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printed in moveable type — as well as a number of other books. Fyodorov returned to Lviv after a quarrel with Prince Konstantyn Ostrogski, but his attempt to reopen his printing shop was unsuccessful. His printing facilities became the property of the Lviv Dormition Brotherhood (later the
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family, and that Fyodorov had a connection with that family either by descent or by adoption. No subsequent researchers have accepted that theory other than Nemirovsky (2002), who agreed only with the possibility of adoption but not with the theory of Fyodorov's descent from the
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7. Primer. Lviv, 1574, 40 unnumbered leaves, frame (type page) of 127,5 x 63 mm, printed in two colours, edition of probably 2,000 copies, but only a single one is known to have survived (stored in the library of Harvard University).
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10. New Testament with Psalms. Ostrog, 1580, 4 unnumbered + 480 numbered leaves sized at least 152 x 87 mm, printed in two colours, the number of copies is unknown, at least 47 copies are extant.
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using moveable type. This technical innovation created competition for the Muscovite scribes, who began to persecute Fyodorov and Mstislavets, finally forcing them to flee to the
531:, 8 July 1568 – 17 March 1569, 8 unnumbered and 399 numbered leaves sized at least 310 x 194 mm, printed in two colours, at least 31 copies are extant today. 174:. Fyodorov was forced out of Moscow because of his attempts to employ the “blasphemous” new printing techniques, and found refuge in Poland–Lithuania, first in 469:, where he showed the Emperor his latest inventions. He then returned to Lviv, where he died on December 16, 1583; he was buried there on the grounds of the 389: 807:
Translations of Forewords and Afterwords of Early Printed Books. The Afterword of the Lvov's Apostolos 1574 // At the Dawn of Russian Book Printing
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However, modern scholars cast doubt on Fletcher's claim of arson, believing that his account referred to some printing shop other than Fyodorov's
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Perevody predisloviy i poslesloviy pervopechatnykh knig. Posleslovie L'vovskogo Apostola 1574 g. // U istokov russkogo knigopechataniya
802:Переводы предисловий и послесловий первопечатных книг. Послесловие Львовского Апостола 1574 г. // У истоков русского книгопечатания 1162: 505:) sized at least 285 x 193 mm, in two colours, edition of about 1,000 copies of which at least 47 copies are extant. 223: 83: 1020: 705:, p. 171: "...гербовый знак Ивана Федорова является известным в Литве гербом, усвоенным белорусским родом Рáгоза ". 536: 848: 470: 423: 1167: 1044:
Ohienko, Ivan (1924). "Ivan Hvedorovych, Fundator postijnoho drukarstva na Ukraini. Zhyttia i diial'nist'"
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In 1564–5 Fedorov accepted an appointment as a deacon in the church of Saint Nicolas (Gostunsky) in the
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he named Moscow "our home, our fatherland and our kin". In 1935 a Russian historian of heraldry,
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after their printing workshop had been burned down (an alleged arson, as related by
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Neither his place nor his date of birth are known. It is assumed that he was born
923: 450: 374: 211: 171: 156: 995: 144:; born c. 1510 or c. 1525 – died December 16, 1583) sometimes transliterated as 890: 773: 501:, 17 April 1563 – 3 March 1564, 6 unnumbered and 262 numbered leaves (in 362: 218:, Θεοδώρου υἱός), a printer from Moscow". In the Greek version there was "from 1046:Іван Хведорович, Фундатор постійного друкарства на Україні. Життя і діяльність 481: 445:; in 1577–9 he established the Ostrog Press, where, in 1581, he published the 1131: 977: 905:(1: Winter 1955). Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Printing Office: 5–39. 528: 509: 431: 396: 175: 149: 788:
Periculum historicum de curonibus saeculis XII et XIII Fenniam infestantibus
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Bible that is the Scriptures of Old and New Testament in Slavonic Language
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Lukomsky, V. K. (1935). "K voprosu o rodoproishozhdenii Ivana Fyodorova"
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In those times Russians still did not have hereditary surnames, but used
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First Printer Ivan Fedorov and the Emergence of Book Printing in Ukraine
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in 1572 and resumed his work as a printer the following year at the
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the first letter F was sometimes changed, so the patronymic became
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Bibliya sirech' knigy vethago i novago zaveta, po yazyku slovensku
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period - he called himself a Muscovite even after his move to the
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of them incomplete. The first Cyrillic book with ruled tables. A
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Pershodrukar Ivan Fedorov i vynyknennia drukarstva na Ukraïni
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Ioannes Fedorowicz Moschus, typographus Græcus et Sclavonicus
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or nicknames, which were also not stable. In his first book "
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The first monument to Fyodorov was unveiled in front of the
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Fyodorov, Ivan; Timofeev Mstislavets, Pyotr, eds. (1569).
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Fyodorov, Ivan; Timofeev Mstislavets, Pyotr, eds. (1565).
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Fyodorov, Ivan; Timofeev Mstislavets, Pyotr, eds. (1564).
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that is "Ivan, son of Fedor". In his other famous book "
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The Beginning of Book Printing in Moscow and in Ukraine
854:[Essays about the History of Printer's Marks]. 738: 182:, where he was instrumental in the publication of the 750: 441:, was placed in charge of the Derman Monastery near 660: 407:(Didactic Gospel, 1569) (see Zabłudów Gospel) and 878:. New York: Hakluyt (published 1856). p. 111 785:Rein, Gabriel; Stenbaeck, Gust. Leonhard (1829). 1129: 874:. In Jerome Horsey, Edward Augustus Bond (ed.). 889: 639: 437:In 1575 Fyodorov, now in the service of Prince 373:and published a number of liturgical works in 310:, and in his afterword to the Lviv edition of 1022:Nachalo knigopechatania v Moskve i na Ukraine 784: 678: 876:Russia at the Close of the Sixteenth Century 827:К вопросу о родопроисхождении Ивана Фёдорова 342: 333: 1025:Начало книгопечатания в Москве и на Украине 1119:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 1089:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 846: 744: 656:. University of Toronto Press. p. 96. 29: 1097: 1067: 553:8. Greek-Russian Church-Slavonic Reader. 449:— the first full version of the Bible in 1018: 993: 975: 869: 824: 795: 772: 756: 732: 714: 702: 690: 666: 651: 480: 279: 1043: 849:"Ocherki ob istorii izdatelskoy marki" 369:(i.e. Mstislavets), he established the 284:Fyodorov's autograph from July 23, 1583 1130: 1100:Literaturna spadshchyna Ivana Fedorova 485:Title page from the Ostrog Bible, 1581 1019:Zyornova, Antonina Sergeevna (1947). 851:Очерки об истории издательской марки 1103:Літературна спадщина Івана Федорова 565:with the added "On the Letters" by 302:, most likely in Moscow during the 214:and Greek as "Ivan, son of Feodor ( 210:" (1581) he called himself in both 13: 910: 780:. London: Oxford University Press. 388:The printers were received by the 14: 1179: 1107:Literary Heritage of Ivan Fedorov 316:Vladislav Kreskent'evich Lukomsky 840:Ivan Fyodorov the First Printer 610: 476: 1163:Jagiellonian University alumni 893:; Jackson, William A. (1955). 872:"Of the Russian Common Wealth" 645: 588:approximately 400 are extant. 224:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 84:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 1: 766: 367:Pyotr Timofeev from Mstislavl 296: 289: 59:(also possibly, not far from 48: 1098:Isaievych, Iaroslav (1989). 1068:Isaievych, Iaroslav (1975). 994:Fyodorov, Ivan, ed. (1581). 976:Fyodorov, Ivan, ed. (1574). 832:Ivan Fyodorov pervopechatnik 623: 350:Fyodorov graduated from the 275: 242:(that is "a Muscovite"), or 167:maker and the inventor of a 148:, was one of the fathers of 7: 1109:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv. 1079:] (in Ukrainian). Lviv. 640:Jakobson & Jackson 1955 591: 10: 1184: 847:Nemirovsky, E. I. (2002). 835:Иван Федоров первопечатник 791:. Helsinforsia: Frenckell. 679:Rein & Stenbaeck 1829 508:2 and 3. Two editions of 471:Saint Onuphrius Monastery 439:Konstanty Wasyl Ostrogski 424:Saint Onuphrius Monastery 163:). 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(1959). 652:Subtelny, Orest (2009). 603: 405:Yevangeliye uchitel’noye 403:), where they published 379:Grand Duchy of Lithuania 308:Grand Duchy of Lithuania 240:Johannes Theodori Moscus 65:Grand Duchy of Lithuania 895:"Ivan Fedorov's Primer" 865:] (in Russian) (9). 774:Unbegaun, Boris Ottokar 525:Yevangeliye uchitelnoye 390:Great Lithuanian Hetman 189: 178:, then most notably in 1059:] (in Ukrainian). 693:, p. 234—236, 246—247. 486: 456:Stauropegion Institute 343: 334: 285: 964:Еѵангелїе оучительное 573:is available online. 561:is available online. 484: 283: 226:, he adopted a local 115:first Russian printer 57:Grand Duchy of Moscow 352:University of Kraków 234:in Polish spelling " 1168:Ukrainian inventors 567:Chernorizets Hrabar 461:In 1583 he visited 393:Hrehory Chodkiewicz 1138:Ukrainian printers 916:In Church Slavonic 654:Ukraine: A History 580:special edition). 487: 418:Fyodorov moved to 286: 1148:Russian inventors 598:Moscow Print Yard 503:Cyrillic numerals 395:at his estate in 371:Moscow Print Yard 365:. 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Moscow Print Yard
Grand Duchy of Moscow
Minsk
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Lviv
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Inventor
craftsman
Russian
Ukrainian
Eastern Slavonic
printing
Schweipolt Fiol
Francysk Skaryna
cannon
multibarreled
mortar
Zabłudów
Ostroh
Ostrog Bible
patronymics
Apostolos
Ostrog Bible
Church Slavonic
Great Russia
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Ruthenian
patronymic
Fedorowicz

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