On a special usage of Dative Absolute in Russian translations of the late 14th century
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On a special usage of Dative Absolute in Russian translations of the late 14th century
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Tatiana Afanasyeva 
Affiliation: St.-Petersburg State University
Address: Russian Federation, St.-Petersburg, 199034
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95-102
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The article studies a special meaning of tauto-subjective Dative Absolute — the meaning of secondary predicate, found in Russian translations of the 14th century, especially by Theodore Simonovsky. The formation of this structure in the preceding period is investigated: in Old Church Slavonic and Premongolian Russian.

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meaning of the Dative Absolute, Old Church Slavonic, Old Russian language, Russian translations from Greek
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17.10.2016
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17.10.2016
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