The Bosnitsa , she is also Bosnian , Croatian or Bosnian-Croatian Cyrillic , she is also a Western Serbian letter , also a letter - letter - a medieval variety of Cyrillic , used mainly in the territories of present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina and southern Muslims, and Croatia ( Dalma ).
Weaker than anything connected with Church Slavonic tradition, the Bosancer, especially in her later samples, is the most distant from the “typical” Cyrillic alphabets - both in the type of letters and in the composition of the alphabet and spelling principles. Used until the XVII - XIX centuries., Competed with the Glagolitic ; supplanted by the Latin alphabet . The last books published by the bosanica are two editions of the Matthew Karaman ’s verbose-Cyrillic textbook “The Priestly Book of the Slavonic Writings of the Rev. Kѷrіl Slavyanѡm bishop is printed. In Rome ѣ Tomp Svyatag ’Cathedral ѿ breeding Vѣry" ( 1738 and 1753 ).
Links
- The project "Memory of Russia" containing scans of old Slavic books. The bosanice printed Service of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Venice, 1512) and the Prayers of Saint Brigita (Venice, 1512).
- Bridge 182 (93) - Wahida Sheremet: Continuity of Bosanice
Literature
- Dr. George Mikhailov. Srpska bibliography of the XVIII century. Beograd: People's Library of the SR Srbiјe, 1964.
- Petar Öorђiћ. Istorija srpske ћirilice: paleographic filoski prilozi. Beograd: Plant for the published ubenik SR Srbiјe, 1971.
- Eduard Hercigonja. Tropismena i trojezična kultura hrvatskoga srednjovjekovlja. Zagreb: Matica hrvatska, 1994. ISBN 953-150-013-4 .
- Darko Žubrinić. Hrvatska glagoljica. Zagreb: Hrvatsko književno društvo sv. Jeronima (sv. Ćirila i Metoda), Element: 1996. ISBN 953-6111-35-7 (HKD) or ISBN 953-6098-38-5 ("Element").