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Index to Volumes I-X (1977-1986) 577Relations: An Interpretation." V, 467Koropeckyj, Roman. "The Kiev Mohyla Collegium andSeventeenth-Century Polish-English Literary Contacts: APolish Translation of Henry Montagu's Manchester alMonde" VIII, 136Korowytsky, Iwan. "The Archives of V. Lypyns'kyj." IX, 362"Jan Kozik, In Memoriam." See Serczyk, Wladyslaw A. andLawrence D. Orton."The Slavic Idea of Juraj Krizanic." See Golub, Ivan."Encounter with the East: The Orientalist Poetry of AhatanhelKryms'kyj." See Stetkevych, Jaroslav."Von Kuca (Kusan) nach Bamiyan, eine kulturhistorische Studie."See Gabain, Annemarie von.Kucabs'kyj, Vasyl'. Znacinnja idejV. Lypyns'koho. IX, 440"Three Perspectives on the Cossack Past: Gogol', Sevcenko,Kulis." See Grabowicz, George, G."A Landmark of Kurbskii Studies." See Keenan, Edward L."Adam Kysil and the Synods of 1629: An Attempt at Orthodox-Uniate Accomodation in the Reign of Sigismund III." SeeSysyn, Frank E.Labunka, Miroslav. "The Bibliography of Ihor Sevcenko." VII, 5"The Report of an Audience with Maria Theresa." III/IV, 530Lamis, Andrew P. "Some Observations on the UkrainianNational Movement and the Ukrainian Revolution,1917-1921." 11,525"The Language Question in the Ukraine in the Twentieth Century(1900-1941)." See Shevelov, George Y.Lemercier-Quelquejay, Chantal. "Three Ottoman DocumentsConcerning Bohdan Xmel'nyc'kyj." I, 347"At the Crossroads of Classicism and Byzantinism: LeopolitanArchitectural Achievements ca. AD. 1600." See Bialostocki,Jan.Lesiow, Michal. ' 'BnacHi iMeHa jirajeft B yicpa'iHcbKHX 3araaxax.'' III/IV, 541"Nikolaj Leskov's Reminiscences of Kiev." See Bowers, CatherineD.Levy, Avigdor. "The Contribution of Zaporozhian Cossacks toOttoman Military Reform: Documents and Notes." VI, 372Lewin, Paulina. "Drama and Theater at Ukrainian Schools in theSeventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries: The Bible asInspiration of Images, Meanings, Style, and Stage Productions."VIII, 93"A Select Bibliography of Publications on the KievMohyla Academy by Polish Scholars, 1966-1983." VIII, 223"The Staging of Plays at the Kiev Mohyla Academy inthe Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries." V, 320