Paul STEPHENSON (Cambridge)
Manuel I Comnenus and Geza II: A Revised Context and Chronology for Hungaro-Byzantine Relations, 1148-1155.  /251-277/

Valerij B. PERCHAVKO (Moskva)
Gde že nachodilsja dunajskij grad Perejaslavec?.  /278-290/

Jonathan HARRIS (London)
Bessarion on Shipbuilding. A Re-interpretation.  /291-303/

Ursula ROSENSCHON (München)
Sechs Seiten medizinischer Rezepte im glagolitischen Psalter 3/N des Sinaiklosters.  /304-335/

Waldemar DELUGA (Warszawa)
Three Trapezuntine Notes.  /336-346/


É T U D E S C R I T I Q U E S

Věra HROCHOVÁ (Prague)
Some Specific Features of Byzantine Cities.  /347-359/

Francis J. THOMSON (Antwerp)
Some the Problems Involved in Translating Slavonic Texts into a Modern Language.  /360-375/


C O M P T E S – R E N D U S

Margaret MULLETT – A. KIRBY (eds.)
The Theotokos Evergetis and eleventh-century monasticism. (Magdalena Němcová, Praha)  /376-377/

Jana MALINGOUDI
Die russisch-byzantinischen Verträge des 10. Jhds. aus diplomatischer Sicht. (Michael V. Bibikov, Moskva)  /378-380/

B. RAJKOV – S. KOŽUCHAROV – H. MIKLAS – Ch. KODOV (eds.)
Katalog na slavjanskite rakopisi v bibliotekata na Zografskija manastir v Sveta gora. (Emilie Bláhová, Praha)  /380-382/

Jutta Annette BRUHN
Coins and Costume in Late Antiquity. (Melita Emmanuel, Athens)  /382-384/


B I B L I O G R A P H I E  /385-523/