Irina E. ERMOLOVA (Moskva)
Varvary na službe Rimskoj imeprii.  /7-28/

Hrvoje GRAČANIN (Zagreb)
The Huns and South Pannonia.  /29-76/

Tarek M. MUHAMMAD (Cairo)
Can Parastaseis Syntomoi Chronikai be Considered a Real Guide to the Sculptures of Constantinople during the Isaurian Period?.  / 77-98/

David WOODS (Cork)
On the Health of the Emperor Heraclius c. 638-641.  /99-110/

Nikos KALOGEARS (Athens)
Education Envisioned or the Miracle of Learning in Byzantium.  /111-124/

Kiril A. MAKSIMOVIĆ (Moskva)
Technika rannich slavjanskich perevodov s latyni (na materiale penitenciala Zapovedi svjatych otec).  /125-152/

Eleonora NAXIDOU (Thessaloniki)
An Aspect of the Medieval History of the Archbishopric of Ohrid: its Connection with Justiniana Prima.  /153-168/

Lora TASEVA (Sofia)
Parallelnye južnoslavjanskie perevody Stišnogo prologa i triodnych sinaksarej .  /169-184/

George C. MANIATIS (Bethesda, MD)
The Impact of Vulgar Law on the Absolute Right of Landed Property Ownership in Byzantium.  /185-192/

Nikolay OVCHAROV (Sofia)
Localization of Byzantine, Bulgarian, Serbian, and Russian Scriptoriums, Chancelleries and Archives of the 9th-14th Century.  /193-220/

Marina BAZZANI (Oxford)
Autobiographical Elements in Symeon the New Theologian. Modes and Causes of Self-Disclosure in the Writings of the New Theologian.  /221-242/

Stefan ALBRECHT (Mainz)
Die Gesandschaft des böhmischen Kanzlers Alexander nach Konstantinopel.  /243-256/

Peter FRANKOPAN (Oxford)
Challenges to Imperial Authority in the Reign of Alexios I Komnenos: the Conspiracy of Nikephoros Diogenes.  /257-274/

Robert MIHAJLOVSKI (Melbourne)
The Battle of Pelagonia, 1259: a New Look at the March Routes and Topography .  /275-284/

Andreas RHOBY (Wien)
Eine Manasses-Reminiszenz in einem Christusepigramm aus dem Jahr 1503 .  /285-288/

Nato GENGIURI (Tbilisi)
Saalbau mit der Kuppel in der georgischen Architektur des Mittlelalters .  /289-308/


É T U D E S C R I T I Q U E S

Viktor ALEKSANDROV (Budapest)
Antilatinskie stat´i Zakona Novogo Brda despota Stefana Lazarevića .  /309-318/

Julia JANČARKOVA (Praha)
Cerkov Sv. Achillia v Aril´e (Serbia) i eo issledovateli .  /319-330/


C O M P T E S – R E N D U S

Herman KOLLN
Westkirchliches in altkirchenslavischer Literatur aus Grossmaehren und Boehmen. (Eva-Maria Hrdinová, Ostrava)  /331-333/

Zdenka RIBAROVA
Indexy k staroslověnskému slovníku. (Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri, Macerata)  /333-336/

Mito ARGIROVSKI (Red.) #Rečnik na grčko-crkovnoslovenski leksički paraleli (Václav Čermák, Praha)  /336-338/

L. I. KISELEVA
Latinskie rukopisi XIII veka (Opisanie rukopisej Rossijskoj nacional´noj biblioteki). (I. P. Medvedev, St.-Peterburg)  /339-340/

I. Chr. ILIEVSKI
Pojava i razvoj na pismoto. So poseben osvrt kon početocite na slovenskata pismenost. (František Čajka, Praha)  /340-342/

Gianna KATSOVSKA-MALIGKOUDE
Oi Slaboi ton Balkanion. Eisagoge sten istoria kai ton politismo tous. (Eleonora Naxidou, Thessaloniki)  /342-343/

Efthymia PIETSCH
Die Chronographia des Michael Psellos. Kaisergeschichte, Autobiographie und Apologie . (Michael Gruenbart, Wien)  /344-347/

Dionysios Ch. STATHAKOPOULOS
Famine and Pestilence in the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Empire. A Systematic Survey of Subsistance Crisis and Epidemics. (Vlastimil Drbal, Praha)  /347-351/

Victoria BULGAKOVA
Byzantinische Bleisiegel in Osteuropa. Die Funde auf dem Territorium Altrusslands. (Stefan Albrecht, Mainz)  /351-352/

Smiljka GABELIĆ
Vizantijski i postvizantijski ciklusi Arhandela (XI-XVII vek). Pregled spomenika. (Marina Hořínková, Praha)  /352-354/

Smiljka GABELIĆ
Manastir Lesnovo; istorija i slikarstvo. (Marina Hořínková, Praha)  /354-355/

Djordje BUBALO
Srpski nomici. (Smilja Marjanović-Dušanić, Belgrade)  /355-359/
Meletes gia ten Ellenike glossa. #( (Kyriaki Chábová, Praha)  /359-360/

I. N. KAZAZES – T. A. KAPANASTASES
Epitome tou Lexikou tes Mesaionikes Ellenikes Demodous Grammateias (1100-1669) tou Emmanouel Kriara. (Kyriaki Chábová, Praha)  /361-362/


P U B L I C A T I O N S R E Ç U E S  /363-366/


L I S T E D E S C O L L A B O R A T E U R S  /367-36/8