was one of the most educated people of his time, he was one of the 70 translators of the biblical pentateuch from hebrew into greek, when the righteous semyon translated the book of the prophet isaiah, and came to the words: “all virgins she will be pregnant and give birth to a son, he doubted whether a virgin could give birth, he wanted to write instead of..." the word virgin, the word wife, he took a knife, to clear it, it is written, and suddenly an angel appeared to him, holding his hand, saying that semyon would not die until he saw the fulfillment of the prophecy. when the blessed christ was brought to the temple, semyon took him in his arms and blessed him, joyfully saying: now you, vladyka, with faith and hope awaited his coming. the church slavonic word "sreteni" can be translated into russian as the word "meeting". the meeting of the old testament with the new. meeting of semyon the god-receiver and anna the prophetess with the lord jesus christ. the words of the meeting are the most. complete conveys the meaning of this event, because it does not just mean a meeting, a meeting of

with you, you know, allow me to share my youthful experience, i read a lot in my youth the great pentateuchfor me there was a real world, these fevers, these convulsions, that’s all, that was the real world for me, that’s what was happening there was not quite a real likeness around, there was a real one there, so to say that stosky’s soul is not for me either. “how much we have left, i also had an analogy of the pomeranian in the stash here - with zen buddhism, where he says that yes, reading a novel, but how does he writes dostoevsky, he sees direct analogies with zen buddhist enlightenment and so on, but we’ll probably leave this for next time, with great gratitude i want to thank you again for this wonderful, unfinished, let’s consider it a conversation." ekaterina evgenievna dmitrieva, corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, vladimir vladimirovich polonsky, corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, i am vladimir legoyda, today we were gathering thoughts about the influence of dostoevsky’s work on the literature and culture of the 20th century. hello dear

completely agree with you, you know, let me share my youthful experience, in my youth i read the great pentateuch fevers, these convulsions, that’s all, this was the real world for me, this is what what was going on around was not entirely real, there was a resemblance, there was the real, so to say that stoev’s dushen is also not for me, how much we have left, i also had in my stash here the analogy of the pomeranian with zen buddhism, where he says that yes , reading a novel and how he... dostoevsky, he sees direct analogies with buddhist enlightenment and so on, but we’ll probably leave this for next time, with great gratitude i want to thank you again for this beautiful, unfinished, let's consider it a conversation. ekaterina evgenievna dmitrieva, corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, vladimir vladimirovich polonsky, corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, i’m vladimir ligoido, today we were gathering thoughts about the influence of dostoevsky’s work on the literature and culture of the 20th century. hello everyone, on the first channel of the podcast every

he was one of seventy translators of the biblical pentateuch in all.

agree with you , you know, allow me to share my youthful experience, in my youth i read the great pentateuch me go, for me there was a real world, uh-huh, these fevers, these convulsions, that’s all, that’s it this was the real world for me, what was happening around was not quite real, there was a similarity, there was real, so to say that stoevsky is soulful, this, this is also not for me, how much of everything we have left, i also had an analogy in the stash here of an orange with zen buddhism, where he says that yes , reading a novel, yes, as he writes dostoevsky, he sees direct analogies with buddhist enlightenment and so on, but, probably, we’ll leave this for next time, with great gratitude i want you again to say thank you very much for this wonderful, unfinished, let’s consider the conversation, ekaterina evgenevna dmitrieva, my little son, dear, beloved, i love you more than anyone in the world, you are the most dear person i love, and she somehow mocked you inhumanely, i took it and started washing it this rag, he started to beat me with a rag, then this guy beat me without shame