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586 Index to Volumes I-X (1977-1986)Preface [to Omeljan Pritsak's Festschrift].III/IV, xiii"Report on the Glagolitic Fragments (of the EuchologiumSinaiticuml) Discovered on Sinai in 1975 and SomeThoughts on the Models for the Make-up of the EarliestGlagolitic Manuscripts." VI, 119See Pritsak, Omeljan."The Bibliography of Ihor Sevcenko." See Labunka, Miroslav."La contribution de Ihor Sevcenko a la solution des problemescyrillomethodiens." See Dujcev, Ivan."Ihor Sevcenko as a Byzantinist." See Mango, Cyril."Ihor Sevcenko as a Byzantino-Slavicist and Historian." SeePritsak, Omeljan."Sevcenko and Blake." See Luckyj, George S. N."Three Perspectives on the Cossack Past: Gogol', Sevcenko,Kulis." See Grabowicz, George G."The Author's Digressions in Sevcenko's 'Hajdamaky': TheirNature and Function." See Sloane, David A."The Reality of the Narrator: Typological Features of Sevcenko'sProse." See Gitin, Vladimir."The Nexus of the Wake: Sevcenko's Trizna." See Grabowicz,George G.Sezer, Engin. "On Reflexivization in Turkish." III/IV, 748Shapiro, Gavriel. "The Hussar: A Few Observations on Gogol'sCharacters and Their Vertep Prototypes." IX, 133Shevelov, George Y. ' 'The Language Question in the Ukraine inthe Twentieth Century (1900-1941)." X, 71"On the Chronology of h and the New g in Ukrainian." I, 137"A Tendency in Language Development: A Remark onthe Erosion of the Feminine /-stem Substantives in theUkrainian Language." VII, 587" BepeMijr. 3 HCTopii VKpaiHCbKO-GiJiopychKHX MOBHHX3B'*3KiB." III/IV 760"Zdislaw Stieber, In Memoriam." VI, 79"A Sixth-Century Silver Plate in the British Museum." SeeSusan Boyd."A Silver Vessel in the Collection of Elie Borowski." See Dodd,Erica Cruikshank.Sinor, Denis. "Samoyed and Ugric Elements in Old Turkic." III/IV, 768"Highlights of the Skovoroda Jubilee." See Hantula, Richard."The Slavonic Book of Esther: When, Where, and from WhatLanguage was it Translated?" See Altbauer, Moshe andMoshe Taube.Sloane, David A. "The Author's Digressions in Sevcenko's' Hajdamaky': Their Nature and Function." II, 310