"Astrologer" (an old Russian starlet is an astrologer) is a renounced book of astrological content.
| Stargazer | |
|---|---|
| Stargazing | |
| Date of writing | until the middle of the XVI century |
| Date of first publication | 1863 |
Content
General Information
"Stargazers" was first mentioned in such a written monument of the middle of the XVI century as " Stoglav ", which puts this work on a par with other sources of "heretical wisdom": Rafley , " Six- winged ", " Voronograem ", " Aristotelian Gate " [1] . In a similar context, "Star-Stars" is also mentioned in the Kirillov Book ( 1644 ), a collection that was prepared and published by order of Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich , but was attributed by the publishers to the Archbishop of Jerusalem, Cyril .
The text of the work is preserved in a single manuscript, which dates from the 18th century (first published in 1863).
Contents
"Stargazer" consists of two parts. The first part is a characteristic of each of the years of the twelve-year cycle, complemented by a number of signs. The second part, relatively small in volume, contains a list of names for 19 years of the Metonov cycle .
Notes
- ↑ Stoglav, 1890 , p. 188–189.
Sources
- Astrologers // Monuments of the renounced Russian literature / Collected and published by Nikolai Tikhonravov . - M .: University type, 1863. - T. 2. - p. 422-424. - 455 s.
- Tsarist questions and conciliar answers about the various church orders (Stoglav) . - M .: Type. E. Lissner and Y. Roman, 1890. - 424 p.
Literature
- Speransky MN Books renounced // Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia / Ed. N. N. Glubokovsky . - SPb. : Supplement to the spiritual journal "The Wanderer", 1910. - T. XI. - Stb. 405-433