a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department of rare books and manuscripts of the state public scientific technical library. at first i couldn’t believe my eyes; the psalter of thousands ended up in the hands of the scientist. it was published in the city of zabaluevo at that time by a large center on the territory of the lithuanian principality the first russian book printer ivan fedorov, until that day only four surviving books from that small circulation were known. one of them is in london in the library of the lambed palace, one is in the russian national library in st. petersburg, one, one copy is in the scientific library of saratov state university, but it is defective. one book in ukraine in lvov is quite enough. they say in the seminary that such collections touch the strings of the soul and are read with the heart. there is something written there that suggests that it changes not only the volume of your knowledge, but also your life. why was the psalter so valued as an educational book, because it was supposed to develop mentally, but also morall

fedorov was in our hands, then of course there was a certain excitement, we made a valuable find alexey yudine of the department of rare books and manuscripts of the state public scientific and technical library, at first did not believed his eyes, the psalter of the year 100... was in the hands of the scientist , it was published in the city of zabaluevo at that time by the first russian book printer ivan fedorov, a large center on the territory of the lithuanian principality, until that day only four surviving books were known from that small circulation . one of them is in london in the library of the lamberts palace, one is in the russian national library in st. petersburg, one copy is in the scientific library of saratov state university, but it defective. and one book in ukraine in lviv. the first psalters appeared back in the 10th century bc, translated from greek as a special stringed musical instrument, to which poetic prayers were performed. they say in the seminary that such collections touch the strings of the soul and are read with the heart. there is something written there that

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a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department of rare books and manuscripts it is in the city of zabaluevo, at that time a major center on the territory of the principality of lithuania published the first one. russian book printer ivan fedorov, until that day only four surviving books were known from that small edition. one of them is in london in the library of the lambed palace, one is in the russian national library of st. petersburg, one, one copy in the scientific library of saratov state university, but it is quite defective, and one book is in ukraine in lvov. the seminary says that such collections touch the strings of the soul. they are read with the heart, something is written there that suggests that it changes not only the volume of your knowledge, but also your life , why the psalter was so valued as an educational book, because it was assumed that it mentally develops, but also morally edifies, how many owners has the book had in more than four centuries , and how the publication moved from the west of the continent to siberia , scientists have

a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department. books and manuscripts of theussian book printer ivan fedorov; until that day, only four surviving books were known from that small circulation. one of them is in london in the library of the lambit palace, one is in the russian national library in st. petersburg, one, one copy, in the scientific library of saratov state university, but it is quite defective, and one book in ukraine in lviv. in the seminary they say things like this the collections touch the strings of the soul, they are read with the heart. something is written there that suggests that it changes not only the volume of your knowledge, but also your life, why the psalter was so valued as an educational book, because it was assumed that it both mentally develops, but also morally edifies. scientists have yet to find out how many owners the book has had over the course of more than four centuries, and how the publication moved from the west of the continent to siberia, but the book itself has already given one clue. the solution to how the book got

a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department of rare books and manuscriptsund a psalter from 1570 in his hands. it was published by the first russian book printer ivan fedorov in the city of zabaluevo, at that time a large center on the territory of the lithuanian principality. until this day it was only known. surviving books from that small edition. one of them is in london in the lambed palace library, one is in the russian national library in st. petersburg, one, one copy, in the scientific library of saratov state university, but it quite defective, and one book in ukraine in lvov. they say in the seminary that such collections touch the strings of the soul and are read with the heart. there is something written there that... as an educational book, because it was supposed to develop mentally, but also morally edify, how many owners the book had over four centuries and how the publication moved from the west of the continent to siberia, scientists have yet to find out, but the book itself has already given one clue , the solution to how the book got to