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Index to Volumes I~X (1977-1986) 571Fletcher, Joseph. "Turco-Mongolian Monarchic Tradition in theOttoman Empire." III/IV, 236"The Foreign Relations of the Ukrainian SSR." See Motyl,Alexander J."Formy zeslania w panstwie bizantyriskim." See Evert-Kappesowa, Halina.Foss, Clive. "Stephanus, Proconsul of Asia, and Related Statutes."VII, 196"Ivan Franko and Theodor Herzl: To the Genesis of Franko'sMojsej.'' See Wilcher, Asher.Frick, David A. "Meletij Smotryc'kyj and the RuthenianLanguage Question." IX, 25"Meletij Smotryc'kyj and the Ruthenian Question in theEarly Seventeenth Century." VIII, 351Frye, Richard N. "Areal Religions—a Sassanian Example?" III/IV, 252"Anatomy of a Literary Scandal: Myxajl' Semenko and the Originsof Ukrainian Futurism. See Ilnytzkyj, Oleh S.Gabain, Annemarie von. "Von Kuca (Kusan) nach Bamiyan,eine kulturhistorische Studie." III/IV, 258Gajecky, George. "The Kiev Mohyla Academy and the Hetmanate."VIII, 81"The Origin of Taras Triasylo." V, 354"Ioannikii Galiatovs'kyi's Polemics against Islam and TheirMuscovite Translations." See Waugh, Daniel Clarke.Garsoi'an, Nina G. "Secular Jurisdiction over the ArmenianChurch (Fourth-Seventh Centuries)." VII, 220Georgiopoulou, Sophia. See Cunningham, Mary."Two Early Slavonic Ghost-Words: HKOHHOHT, and HKT>m>nn-HaHb." See Lunt, Horace G.Gierowski, Jozef Andrzej. "Centralization and Autonomy in thePolish-Saxon Union.'' III/IV, 271Gieysztor, Aleksander. "The Literary Self-Portrait of a Nation:Poland and Poles in the Fifteenth Century." VII, 251"Time and Historical Consciousness in MedievalPoland." III/IV, 285Gitin, Vladimir. "The Reality of the Narrator: TypologicalFeatures of Sevcenko's Prose." IX, 85"Report on the Glagolitic Fragments (of the EuchologiumSinaiticum?) Discovered on Sinai in 1975 and SomeThoughts on the Models for the Make-up of the EarliestGlagolitic Manuscripts." See Sevcenko, Ihor."Quelques mots comans precises par leurs gloses allemandes."See Drimba, Vladimir."All the World's a Vertep : The Personification/Depersonification