- Menelic Theorem
A theorem on the relationship between the lengths of segments on the sides of a triangle intersected by a straight line. Namely, if the straight line intersects the sides of the triangle ABC (or their extensions) at the points, then the relation M.
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Μενελάϊον
mountain in Laconia southeast of Sparta near Ferapna with a sanctuary (ἠρῶον) Menelaus and Elena - menelaus
inosk.) - deceived husband (a hint of Menelaus- husband of "beautiful Elena")
Wed Thought to turn into Menelaus
when will it be possible for me ... to see what came out of this date of the modern Menelaus with my - ATREY
ATREY - in Greek mythology king of Mycenae, father of heroes Trojan War Agamemnon and Menelaus.
- PANDAR
Menelaus, broke the truce between the Achaeans and the Trojans. Killed by Diomedes.
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The name of two persons: Esther 10 - the son of Ptolemy, mentioned at the end of the book. Esther, in addition. 2 Mac 4:29 - brother of the Jewish high priest Menelaus.
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A. - the father of the heroes of the Trojan War - Agamemnon and Menelaus(See Menelaus.)
- EIDOTHEA
looks. Taught in Egypt Menelaus capture her father and find out from him a way to return home.
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Argos Plaisten, then his brother Atreus. She gave birth to the last Agamemnon and Menelaus.
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Hermione) - daughter Menelaus and Helena, betrothed by her father, according to the promise made under Troy, with her son
Delphians to kill Menelaus... According to Virgil, she was already married to Orestes when she was kidnapped by Neoptolemus. - PANDAR
acts as a skilled archer; impelled by Athena, he wounds Menelaus and thus violates
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pre-duel armistice agreement Menelaus with Paris. (Note. II. IV 86-147). Another time P - Deiphobe
and Hector. After the capture of Troy, his house was first destroyed, and D. himself was betrayed by Elena, whose spouse he was after the death of Paris, into the hands of Menelaus.
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HERMIONE - daughter in Greek mythology Menelaus and Elena. During the capture of Troy, Neoptolemus was promised
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supergiant, F-star of magnitude -0.7. Named for the leader of the king's fleet Menelaus from Greek mythology.
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between the goddesses Hero, Athena and Aphrodite; for the promise to help in the abduction of Helena (the wife of the king of Sparta Menelaus) was awarded by Paris to Aphrodite.
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Onegin. 5, 37.
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Paris is the son of Priam and Hecuba; he took his wife Menelaus- Helen, which resulted in the Trojan War and the destruction of Troy.
See the judgment of Paris. - HERMIONE
Έρμιόνη)
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in Greek mythology, daughter Menelaus and Elena. The Odyssey (IV 3-9) reports on the extradition of
grandfather Menelaus in Sparta (Apollod. epit. VI 14; 28). According to the version of the myth adopted by Euripides in Andromache - Agamemnon
troops during the Trojan War (See Trojan War). Son of Atreus (See Atreus) and brother Menelaus(See Menelaus
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Menelaus... K. disappeared since the introduction of Christianity in Egypt. Strab. 17, 800 words
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extraordinary beauty. Married to a Spartan king Menelaus(See Menelaus) E. was kidnapped by a Trojan
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Elena. During the capture of Troy, he dies at the hands of someone who broke into his house. Menelaus(Apollod. Epit. V 9, 22). v. I am.
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on the way from under Troy Menelaus and Elena (Horn. Od. IV 125 next); 2) the Sikion king, the grandfather of Hell growth
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He hurt Menelaus and thus broke the alliance just concluded, but in the ensuing struggle he died by hand
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hospitably received and gifted Menelaus during his wanderings in the destruction of Troy. No. Od. 4, 125 sl
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secured her support for his abduction of the wife of the king of Sparta Menelaus- beautiful Elena, but called
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Of the Trojan War A. received Odysseus in his house and Menelaus who arrived as ambassadors for negotiations
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Odyssey's suggestions and Menelaus, but also tried to kill them, and only A.'s intervention saved the Achaean leaders (Apollod - Elena, in mythology
blight), in Homer's poems is a mortal woman, wife Menelaus, king of Sparta; due to abduction
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"Iliads" and "Odyssey" about sojourn Menelaus with E. in Egypt, legends spread that E.
sons Menelaus after his death, they expelled E. from Sparta; she fled to Rhodes, where she died - Kanob
The Greeks derived the name of the city from the legendary helmsman who moored here Menelaus(hence the later
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ELENA - in Greek mythology, the most beautiful of women, the wife of the king of Sparta Menelaus... Helen's abduction
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square of Navona). The statue depicted Ajax with the corpse of Achilles (according to others - Menelaus, with a corpse
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and Menelaus; Klymene married Navilius and bore him Eacus and Palamedes. Alfemen with his sister Apemosina
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but freed by her brothers. Tyndareus (see Tyndareus, Tyndareus) gave her off as Menelaus, the king of the Spartans
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and betrays Deiphobus into his hands Menelaus(Verg. Aen. 6, 517 ff.); then, after eight years of wandering
after death Menelaus she was expelled by his sons, fled to the island of Rhodes, where she was hanged - Paris
him to kidnap Elena - the wife of the Spartan king Menelaus, which was the reason for the Trojan War. At the end
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learned from Menelaus about Proteus's prediction regarding the return of Odysseus. Returning home, T. met
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son-in-law Menelaus to Sparta and handed him royal power. The Temple of Athena Halkioiki in Sparta was erected, according to legend, T .; in Sparta, they showed the tomb of T.
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BUT. - Deiphobe
destroyed by Odysseus and Menelaus (No. Menelaus... Verg. Aen. 6, 494 ff.
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daughter. When the calmness sent down by Artemis, angry at Agamemnon or Menelaus, did not allow
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that I. should be sacrificed to the goddess. Requests Menelaus persuaded Agamemnon to send for his daughter - Proteus, in mythology
her ghost, and she herself lived with P. until her return Menelaus... Still, according to another legend, P. moved from Egypt
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to the war with Troy was the abduction of the wife of the Spartan king by the Trojan prince Paris Menelaus- Elena
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I. Agamemnon, at the insistence Menelaus and the troops, had to agree to this, and I. was required
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high priest Onias 4th. When, after death Menelaus, Alcimus was appointed high priest from Antiochus Eupator
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Menelaus("The Beautiful Helena" by Offenbach), Nikosha ("The Merry Widow" by Lehar), Frascatti ("The Violet of Montmartre
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Agamemnon and Menelaus and together with his father seizes power in Mycenae.
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Helen in Troy, P. was on the island of Crete. Learning about the misfortune Menelaus, he joined the plan
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triangles are called Chevy straight lines, or Chevians. Frequency t is metrically dual Menelaus theorem
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from the underworld into the light. Strab. 8, 373;
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2. the name of Demeter and Persephone in Syracuse;
3.daughter Menelaus and Elena - HELENA
fulfilling the promise given to Paris - the son of the Trojan king Priam, brings him to the house Menelaus, E
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waiting for the return Menelaus from the Trojan campaign (the plot is elaborated in detail in the tragedy of Euripides “E
her Menelaus... There are also various versions about the subsequent fate of E. One by one, she was after death
Menelaus expelled by his sons and fled either to the island of Rhodes, or to Taurida; on others
used plots: "the birth of E.", "the abduction of E. Theseus", "the abduction of E. Paris", "meeting Menelaus - Agamemnon
sl.) and Eropa and brother Menelaus(see this sl.). He fled after the death of his father by his nephew Aegistus, his son
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mathematicians and astronomers: Euclid ("Elements"), Archimedes, Autolycus, Gipsicles, Menelaus, Ptolemy (4 books
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on the daughter Hermione promised to him earlier Menelaus... According to another legend (Virgil), when
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after Menelaus in Sparta, and later sources (Apollod. epit. 6,28) report the death of O. from a snakebite
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abandoned her husband's house and sailed with her at night to Asia, taking many treasures from the palace Menelaus... This act
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others. The most remarkable of these was the first. In the first part, the author proves the theorem Menelaus
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To fulfill her insidious plan, she, taking advantage of the absence of her husband, calls on her father Menelaus
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them philosophical views and mathematical geography and the Stoics, Menelaus he forced from Ghadir
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was the abduction by Paris, the son of the Trojan king Priam, the king's wife Menelaus Beautiful Elena
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dressed in women's clothing. But the soothsayer Calchas unraveled the plan of Thetis. Companions Menelaus Diomedes - Carnap's Rule
A particular case of this theorem was proved by L. Carnot. If l is a straight line, then it turns out Menelaus
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Menelaus(Gift), Pindar - the victorious horse of Hieron (Ferenik); further, Bukefal Alexandra is known
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to their opponents the Achaeans. Then Paris sailed on a ship to Greece, stopped at a house Menelaus
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sent Odysseus and Menelaus to negotiate with the Trojans about the extradition of Elena and the return of the treasure
others crash on the coastal cliffs, deceived by Nauplia's false signal. Menelaus and odyssey storm
", A dispute for her (battle Menelaus with Paris in III book. "Iliad"), a heroic duel (Hector - Kokhanovsky
them much later the drama "Refusal to the Greek Ambassadors" (1578), depicting the embassy Menelaus to Troy with a demand
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daughters Menelaus, from whom he had a son, Tisamen, and from another wife, Erigona, the daughter of Aegisthus
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Agamemnon, Ἀγαμέμνων
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Homer has a son Atreus (Ἀτρεΐδης), king of the Mycenaeans, brother Menelaus; other's - TROJAN WAR
Trojan prince) wife of Sparta. king Menelaus- Elena. Menelaus and his brother Agamemnon called for help
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Elena, the most beautiful woman, wife Menelaus, with whom he visited while traveling in Greece
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"in Moscow, t-ra" Palace "in Petrograd, where he played the role of Boni (" Silva "Kalman), Menelaus
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and all her former suitors united in a campaign against Troy, A., as an older brother Menelaus and most
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translations M. contains "Spherica" Feodosia, "Spherical" Menelaus, a book by Autolycus about a moving ball, a book
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for the greatness of the king, for the glory of the charioteer, etc. For these details, we forget about the wound Menelaus, to whcih
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where the games were celebrated; they also showed him and Helena's grave there (see Μενελάϊον, Menelaus mountain);
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2 - PARIS
Spartan king Menelaus, kidnapped his wife - the beautiful Elena and great treasures. Insidious
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a niche flanked by church plantings. Pluzhnikov. || transfer Martial arts Menelaus with Paris
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but O. and Pilad attack his wife Menelaus Elena, sister of Clytemnestra, whom she saves by taking to heaven
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Apollo, and taking daughter hostage on Electra's advice Menelaus and Elena Germi-one. Hopeless - Iliad
Spartan king Menelaus, the Trojan prince Paris, the son of King Priam, the Greeks under the supreme
led by Agamemnon, brother Menelaus, for the tenth year unsuccessfully besieging Troy. When the neighbors are ruined
indignant Elena and forces her to submit to the wishes of Paris. The Achaeans, meanwhile, believe Menelaus
exodus, and at the instigation of Athena, an ally of the Trojans, Pandarus, Menelaus arrow. Truce this way
a completely different course of events; martial arts of Paris and Menelausking Menelaus, whose abduction was the closest reason to declare war on the people of Paris. Having decided
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so that the winner gets Elena and the kidnapped Menelaus hidden treasures. Paris is defeated and, only thanks to
the concluded treaty, but the Trojan Pandarus violates the truce by firing an arrow into Menelaus, after which it is tied - Euripides
Andromache's speech against Menelaus serves as an expression of the anti-Spartan policy of Athens and Argos
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on the version of the Trojan legend, according to which the spouse Menelaus was not at all in Troy, but moved - Mycenaean antiquities
parts of the palace of Tiryns contribute to the clarification of Homeric descriptions - the chambers of Alcinoe, Menelaus
who married after the capture of Troy, first to the widow of Hector Andromache, and then to his daughter Menelaus Hermione
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to sweep Menelaus and the ambitious adventure of Agamemnon. The third force is the hero Achilles, whose wounded
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Argonauts (real robber expedition), bragging Menelaus by their corsairs and captured
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v. includes the activities of the ancient Greek astronomer and mathematician Menelaus(See Menelaus) of Alexandria
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(Menelaus, ???? "????). Son of Atreus, husband of the beautiful Elena, father of Hermione, younger brother of Agamemnon, king of Sparta. Paris (see Paris) took Elena, wife of Menelaus, and this was the reason for the Trojan War During the war, Menelaus entered into single combat with Paris, who was saved by Aphrodite, covered with a cloud.After the death of Paris, Helen married his brother Deifobus, who was killed by Menelaus during the capture of Troy. Helen subsequently reconciled with Menelaus, together with him sailed from Troy and, after 8 years of wandering along the shores of the Mediterranean, they return to Sparta, where they live out their lives in peace and wealth.
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See also the interpretations, synonyms, meanings of the word and what is MEANELAY in Russian in dictionaries, encyclopedias and reference books:
- CHANGE
(2 Mac 4:23) - The high priest of the Jews in the time of the Maccabees. Having taken away the high priesthood from Jason, brother of Onias, he caused the Jews many calamities. Died ... - CHANGE
- the king of Sparta. Spouse of Elena the Beautiful, daughter of Leda and Zeus. The son of the king of Mycenae Atreus and Aeropa, brother of Agamemnon, married to ... - CHANGE
In Greek mythology, the son of Atreus and Aeropa, brother of Agamemnon, After the assassination of Atreus by Aegisthus, Menelaus and Agamemnon were forced to flee from ... - CHANGE in the Dictionary-Directory Who's Who in the Ancient World:
1) The younger brother of the Spartan king Agamemnon and the husband of Elena. In the hostilities of the Trojan War, his image is insignificant against the background of others ... - CHANGE in the Sex Lexicon:
in Greek mythology, the king of Sparta, the husband of the beautiful Helena. For the sake of the return of his wife, kidnapped by the Trojan Paris, he achieved a speech by the united Greek. troops in ... - CHANGE in the Big Encyclopedic Dictionary:
in Greek mythology, a participant in the Trojan War, the king of Sparta, the husband of Helena; organized a campaign near Troy in order to return the kidnapped by the Trojan Paris ... - CHANGE in the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Euphron:
(????????) - the son of Atreus, the younger brother of Agamemnon. The brothers expelled by Tiestes fled from Mycenae to Sparta, to Tyndareus, whose daughter, ... - CHANGE
MENELAI, in Greek. mythology participant in the Trojan War, king of Sparta, husband of Helena; organized a campaign near Troy in order to return the kidnapped by the Trojan Paris ... - CHANGE in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
MENELAI Alexandrian (1-2 centuries), ancient Greek. mathematician and astronomer. Tr. spherical geometry and trigonometry ("Spherical", book ... - CHANGE in the Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron:
(????????)? son of Atreus, younger brother of Agamemnon. The brothers expelled by Tiestes fled from Mycenae to Sparta, to Tyndareus, whose daughter, ... - CHANGE in the dictionary of Synonyms of the Russian language.
- CHANGE in the Modern explanatory dictionary, TSB:
in Greek mythology, a participant in the Trojan War, the king of Sparta, the husband of Helena; organized a campaign near Troy in order to return Elena, kidnapped by the Trojan Paris. ... - BERIA in the Biblical Encyclopedia of Nicephorus:
(2Mac 13: 4) - The Syrian city between Hieropolis and Antioch, where the unworthy high priest Menelaus was executed by order of Antiochus Eupator. ... - 2 МАК 5
Open Orthodox encyclopedia "DREVO". Bible. Old Testament. The second book of Maccabees. Chapter 5 Chapters: 1 2 3 4 ... - 2 MAK 4 in the Orthodox Encyclopedia Tree:
Open Orthodox encyclopedia "DREVO". Bible. Old Testament. The second book of Maccabees. Chapter 4 Chapters: 1 2 3 4 ... - 2 МАК 13 in the Orthodox Encyclopedia Tree:
Open Orthodox encyclopedia "DREVO". Bible. Old Testament. The second book of Maccabees. Chapter 13 Chapters: 1 2 3 4 ... - 2 МАК 11 in the Orthodox Encyclopedia Tree:
Open Orthodox encyclopedia "DREVO". Bible. Old Testament. The second book of Maccabees. Chapter 11 Chapters: 1 2 3 4 ... - EGISF in the Dictionary-reference book Myths Ancient Greece,:
(Aegistus) is the son of Fiesta and his daughter Pelopia, who abandoned the child. He was brought up at the court of his uncle Atreus, the king of Mycenae, who ... - HELENA in the Dictionary-reference book Myths of Ancient Greece:
- the fairest of women. Daughter of Leda and Zeus, who took the form of a swan, sister of Dioscuri and Clytemnestra (Castor and Clytemnestra were children ... - GLAVK in the Dictionary-reference book Myths of Ancient Greece:
1) sea deity, son of Poseidon. According to the myth, he was a fisherman from Anfedon in Boeotia. He drank a witch's potion, after which he ended up in ... - HELENA in the Handbook of Characters and Cult Objects of Greek Mythology:
In Greek mythology, the Spartan queen, the most beautiful of women. The ancient tradition calls Elena's father Zeus, mother - Leda or Nemesis. V … - DEMETRY I in the Handbook of Characters and Cult Objects of Greek Mythology:
Poliorket King of Asia 306-301 BC King of Macedonia 294-287 BC Son of Antigonus I Cyclops. Genus. ... - EURIPIDES in the Handbook of Characters and Cult Objects of Greek Mythology:
EURIPIDS is the third among the most famous Greek tragedians, Greek tragedians, whose dramas have survived in part. He was born according to the usual order in 480 BC ...
The rows of empty years clearly reveal the method of compiling the code according to the listed sources. In the arrangement of the collected chronicle material, the compiler was guided by the chronological plan, which was the basis of the entire set. For the construction of this plan, the compiler had, on the one hand, the instructions of the Byzantine chronographs and the dates of the Russian treaties with the Greeks, and on the other hand, the number of years of the Kiev reigns, kept in the memory of the Kiev society. In the Tale of the Beginning of the Russian Land, following the legend of the invasion of the Khozars on the glades, we meet such an insert under 852 ᴦ .: having said that under Emperor Michael III, “they began to call the Russian land,” because then Russia attacked Constantinople, as it is described in Greek chronicle, the author of the insert continues: "Let us put the same things in the same place and put the numbers." This inset is evidently made by the compiler of the vault. He leads his chronology from the flood, indicating how many years have passed from the flood to Abraham, from Abraham to the exodus of the Jews from Egypt, etc. Calculating various chronological periods, the compiler of the code comes to the time when (in 882 ᴦ.) Oleg was established in Kiev: "from the first summer of Mikhailov to the first summer of Olgov, the Russian prince, about 29 years old, and from the first summer of Olgov, less gray in Kiev, to the first summer of Igor, about 31 years old", etc. until the death of the Grand Duke of Kiev Svyatopolk: "and from the death of Yaroslavl to the death of Svyatopolch, 60 years." The death of Svyatopolk, which happened in 1113 ᴦ., Serves as the limit of the chronological calculation on which the vault is built. So, the code was compiled already under Svyatopolk's successor Vladimir Monomakh, not earlier than 1113 ᴦ. But we saw that the Kiev-Pechersk Chronicle was interrupted even under Svyatopolk, in 1110; Consequently, the chronological calculation of the set does not belong to the initial Kiev chronicler, who did not live to see the death of Svyatopolk, or at least finished his chronicle earlier, but was made by hand, writing to the reign of Svyatopolkov's successor Vladimir Monomakh, that is, between 1113 and 1125. It is precisely at this time that the 1116 ᴦ postscript I quoted by Sylvestrov falls. This Sylvester, I consider the compiler of the set.
NESTOR AND SILVESTR.
Now it is possible to explain the attitude of this Sylvester both to the Primary Chronicle and to the chronicler Nestor. The so-called Primary Chronicle, which we read from the Lavrentievsky and related copies, is a compilation of chronicles, and not a genuine chronicle of the Kiev-Pechersky monk. This Kievo-Pechersk Chronicle did not reach us in its original form, but, partly abbreviated, partly supplemented by inserts, entered the initial corpus of chronicles as its last and main part. This means that it is impossible to say neither that Sylvester was the initial Kiev chronicler, nor that Nestor compiled the oldest chronicle we read, that is, the initial compilation of the chronicle: Nestor was the compiler of the most ancient Kiev chronicle, which has not come down to us in its original form, and Sylvester - the compiler of the initial corpus of chronicles, which is not the most ancient Kiev chronicle; he was also the editor of the oral folk legends and written narratives included in the collection, including the Nesterov Chronicle itself.