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331:Събравъ же съборъ Цѣсар̑ь призъва Кѡнстантїна Фїлософа, и сътвори и слꙑшати рѣчь сьѭ. И рече: Вѣмь тѧ трѹдьна сѫшта, Фїлософе, нъ потрѣба ѥстъ тебѣ тамо ити; сеѩ бо рѣчи не можетъ инъ никътоже исправити ꙗкоже тꙑ. Отъвѣшта же Фїлософъ: И трѹдьнъ сꙑ и больн̑ь тѣломь, съ радостьѭ идѫ тамо, аште имѣѭтъ бѹкъви въ ѩзꙑкъ свой. И рече Цѣсар̑ь къ нѥмѹ: Дѣдъ мой и отьць и ини мъноѕи искавъше того, не сѫтъ того обрѣли, то како азъ могѫ то обрѣсти? Фїлософъ же рече: То къто можетъ на водѫ бесѣдѫ напьсати и ѥретїчьско имѧ обрѣсти?
454:, in many directions of which the Slavs are considered the closest descendants of the "Aryans" or are identified with them. These "Slavic-Aryans", according to neopagans, were the creators of the oldest or one of the most ancient civilizations, which transferred their knowledge and achievements, including writing, to other peoples. Such writing can be understood as allegedly existing "Slavic runes" or "bukvitsa" (historically, the word "bukvitsa" has a different meaning—a synonym for an
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representative of a kind of guardians of the "true
Russian letter". This "ancient Russian All-Linguistic Letter" consists of 147 characters and is 7500 years old. According to the author, the letters in the works of the classics and ancient texts are not "flat" but spatially defined. In the past, humanity allegedly knew how to read spatial writing, but then people degraded.
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Chudinov include examining not the objects themselves but their photographs or sketches from books while increasing the size of the image, enhancing its contrast, and inverting colors to find in small strokes and shadows similarities to "bukvitsa". In Chudinov's opinion, only he knew how to use this method.
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abbreviation, a carrier of complex encrypted information, the "disclosure" of which gives phrases endowed with "the deepest meaning". Shubin-Abramov gave the word "Rus" a comprehensive meaning: "the unifying and substantiating beginning of all types of
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Russian language and representing an alphabet of 49 letters in the form of a 7x7 table (7 is a sacred number). It is argued that each letter of this alphabet and syllables of two letters contain a certain image, a hidden
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This degradation - "circumcision" - occurred at the behest of "evil forces" - "occupiers-Hebrews". He believed that to "revive the
Fatherland", it was necessary to return to the original alphabet and rebel against the "Hebrews". The neopagan concept of "All-Linguistic Literacy" is popularized in the
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Contrary to the opinion of scientists that has been established since the time of
Sulakadzev, Asov considers them not fake but genuine compositions, offering his reading and translation. The "Songs of the Bird Gamayun" is "a kind of author's stylization, which is based on a pseudo-reconstruction of
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In the late 1980s, the former geologist and sailor A. S. Ivanchenko wrote that the Slavs, or "Russians", invented phonetic writing. The "Russian" culture allegedly surpassed ancient
Mesopotamia. All other nations received the alphabet from them, starting with the Etruscans and Trojans. According to
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of the 4th millennium BC with pictographic signs found in Romania). Slavic culture allegedly became the basis of many other ancient cultures, and Slavic writing became the basis of all other writing systems. Grinevich has several followers who "read" various texts as Old Slavonic. Grinevich's ideas
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nature of the hypothetical pre-Christian Slavic writing ("writing of strokes and cuts") as a working hypothesis. Then, he tried deciphering inscriptions from other writing systems using the same methods. This led him to the idea of a script "of the Slavs, which they used long before the creation of
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In such a perspective, the Earth is considered to be "a speck of All-Linguistic Rus'", its creation, "Kievan Rus" - "the name of the Planet after its original capital". Shubin-Abramov called the "human system of life" "Aryan". He argued that people possessed unthinkable knowledge and abilities when
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In the late 1970s, esoteric teacher A.F. Shubin-Abramov, an "academician" of the self-proclaimed "Russian Academy of Sciences, Arts and Culture" in 1992, wrote about the ancient Slavic alphabet and, in his words, "the bearer of tribal memory" and "Keeper of the secret knowledge of the initiates", a
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The "All-Linguistic Letter" contained colossal "Vedic knowledge" and was given to people by the Creator, or "Teachers". Shubin-Abramov and his followers consider each character of this letter as having a vast "ideological meaning" ("multidimensional materializing object"), any Russian word - as an
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In the 1920s, occult ideas became widespread in Germany. Rudolf Johan Gorsleben, who promoted "Aryan" mysticism and the idea of the superiority of the "Aryans" over other races, was an adherent of the magic of runes and considered them "conductors of subtle energies". One of his assistants was the
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was interested in ancient Slavic history and considered the toponymy of Spain, France, Scotland, India, and America as "Slavic". In her opinion, the early kings of France and Spain were Slavs by origin, and Etruscan and runic monuments are associated with "ancient Slavic writing". She then came up
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that was kept there. This explanation has not been universally accepted and the inscription seems to be open to different interpretations. Other scholars have read the apparent "хщ" letter combination as an "N", resulting in a transcription as "гороуна" which could be either Cyrillic or Greek and
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From the 1990s to the early 2020s, the philosopher Valery Chudniov developed the idea of the supernatural nature of the "Old Slavic bukvitsa", allegedly discovered by him. Chudinov was a follower of Gennady Grinevich, who, in 2005, headed the Institute of Old Slavonic Literature and Old Eurasian
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Before, the Slavs did not have their own books, but counted and divined by means of strokes and incisions, being pagan. Having become Christian, they had to make do with the use of Roman and Greek letters without order , but how can one write well with Greek letters... and thus it was for many
807:(2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, etc.), pseudo-historical neopagan ideas are popularized, including the origin of the Slavs from the "Aryans", ancient pre-Christian Slavic "runic books" (the Book of Veles, Boyanov Hymn, and the Book of Kolyada), and the concealment of all this by "official science".
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and asked him if he would do this task, even though being in poor health. Constantine replied that he would gladly travel to Great Moravia and teach them, as long as the Slavs had their own alphabet to write their own language in, to which the Emperor replied that not even his
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ethnolinguistic groups. If runic knowledge was transferred from Germanic peoples to Slavs, it must have happened in Central Europe as judged by the rune shapes or it may have persisted in the region as a result of population continuity between Lombards and
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meaning. All words were created from these image-letters in the Russian language; knowing the images, one can reveal the true meaning of any word. The meanings of these images are as blurred as possible, meaning that any word can be summed up under them.
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of the 18th century BC, found in Crete. There, in his opinion, complaints of refugees from the "Rusich tribe" were recorded, who were forced to leave their native "Rusiuniya" and move to Crete. With the support of the Indologist
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writings of several authors. Some Russian neopagans use the calendar compiled by Shubin-Abramov, in which many terms are explained based on the principles of All-Linguistic Literacy, and an idea of the teaching itself is given.
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was not created based on the Greek alphabet but came from some primordially Slavic alphabet. The absence of pre-Christian literature is explained by the destruction of all this property by Jews or Christians.
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people had to invent a "language of letters" before they made words out of them - that is, to create a script built on images that they are not yet able to speak. Bukvitsa is depicted on the monument to
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with possessive suffix (Härün's amphora). The inscription is dated to the early 10th century, which suggests a hitherto unsuspected popularity of the Cyrillic script in pre-Christian
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and let alone he could find any evidence of such an alphabet. Constantine was distraught, and was worried that if he invents an alphabet for them he'll be labelled a heretic.
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In this place are listed eleven examples of Slavic words, such as живѣтъ /živět/ "life", which can hardly be written using the unadapted Roman or Greek letters (i.e. without
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as "the purest Rus", who created the oldest written language in the world. The writer Vladimir Shcherbakov published a book for high school students through the
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the hypothetical "knot writing" of the ancient Slavs, identified by the compilers of the collection with the legendary "strokes and cuts"."
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950:Тихомиров, М.Н.; Авдусин, Д.А. (1950).
857:
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393:, a follower of the German nationalist
1680:"Lecture "Myths about Slavic writing""
1489:
1311:
1207:
1048:Contributions to Comparative Mythology
1571:ΠΡΑΞΗΜΑ. Problems of Visual Semiotics
1465:
224:which might represent an Arabic name
7:
1050:. Walter de Gruyter, 1985. Page 333.
309:to send learned men to the Slavs of
1744:(in Russian). New Literary Review.
714:Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
631:were written by Khinevich himself.
492:Popular in Soviet times, the novel
458:). The idea is widespread that the
35:may have been mentioned in several
1665:Guryanova, Svetlana (2020-03-25).
43:Evidence from early historiography
14:
1580:10.23951/2312-7899-2019-3-225-253
1104:Journal of Archaeological Science
48:The 9th-century Bulgarian writer
1793:Bulletin "In Defense of Science"
1046:, Linda R. Waugh, Stephen Rudy.
330:
219:), inferring that it designated
102:Another contemporaneous source,
976:Schenker, Alexander M. (1989).
1741:Aryan myth in the modern world
866:"Черноризец Храбър (IX-X век)"
776:"Bukvitsa" on the monument to
452:Slavic neopaganism (rodnovery)
167:, Russia. The pot had a group
155:In 1897, Russian archeologist
74:
1:
1715:Polinichenko, Dmitry (2012).
1614:; Skachkova, Ye. Yu. (2019).
1363:Gaidukov & Skachkova 2019
1153:Tales of the Russian letopiss
880:"Old Church Slavonic text of
846:Christianization of the Slavs
827:changing their sound-values).
780:in front of Surgut University
952:"Древнейшая русская надпись"
577:In the 1990s, Omsk esoteric
23:and the introduction of the
17:Pre-Christian Slavic writing
1573:(in Russian) (3): 225–253.
1506:Aitamurto, Kaarina (2007).
902:"Thietmarus Merseburgensis"
496:(1961) by Valentin Ivanov,
1841:
1032:Great Soviet Encyclopaedia
1759:Sobolev, Nikolai (2002).
1638:Goodrick-Clarke, Nicholas
1596:Erlikhman, Vadim (2008).
1125:10.1016/j.jas.2021.105333
616:
604:
337:Vita Cyrilli, Chapter XIV
142:Evidence from archaeology
136:Vita Cyrilli, Chapter III
61:
1787:Yakovlev, S. V. (2011).
1730:] (in Russian) (12).
1548:(in Russian) (4): 7–19.
1546:Colloquium Heptaplomeres
1527:(in Russian) (3): 6–24.
1525:Colloquium Heptaplomeres
1598:"Microscope on history"
1540:Beskov, Andrey (2017).
1519:Beskov, Andrey (2016).
703:A "deciphering" of the
169:undeciphered characters
1696:(in Russian). Moscow:
1669:(in Russian). Pravmir.
1646:(in Russian). Moscow:
1377:, p. 128, vol. 1.
1326:, p. 372, vol. 1.
1275:, p. 103, vol. 1.
781:
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511:
443:
346:Pseudoscientific ideas
340:
255:
191:
151:
139:
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1820:Slavonic inscriptions
1063:, i.e. to 906–907 CE.
956:Вестник академии наук
882:An Account of Letters
775:
702:
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426:
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199:amphora was found in
185:
177:Alekanovo inscription
149:
104:Thietmar of Merseburg
54:An Account of Letters
1736:Schnirelmann, Victor
1728:Language and Culture
1700:. pp. 196–225.
1285:Goodrick-Clarke 2004
1078:edspace.american.edu
712:Civilization in the
690:Slavic-Russian Vedas
680:The neopagan writer
365:The Russian Empress
263:was discovered in a
1116:2021JArSc.127j5333M
982:Russian Linguistics
791:Cyril and Methodius
778:Cyril and Methodius
579:Alexander Khinevich
498:adapted into a film
429:Alexander Khinevich
397:and the founder of
367:Catherine the Great
307:Emperor Michael III
70:Old Church Slavonic
50:Chernorizets Hrabar
1353:, p. 301-302.
1210:, p. 225-253.
994:10.1007/BF02527971
782:
729:Middle Paleolithic
709:
707:by Valery Chudinov
636:Ukrainian-Canadian
629:Slavic-Aryan Vedas
625:Slavic-Aryan Vedas
555:Sovetskaya Rossiya
512:
509:Slavic neopaganism
444:
418:Hans F. K. Günther
256:
192:
152:
1795:(in Russian) (8).
1629:978-5-9676-1155-1
1606:(in Russian) (5).
1414:About the project
1375:Schnirelmann 2015
1351:Schnirelmann 2015
1324:Schnirelmann 2015
1273:Schnirelmann 2015
1261:Schnirelmann 2015
1196:Polinichenko 2012
1163:978-5-235-03224-8
890:on 13 March 2012.
705:Etruscan alphabet
479:Valery Yemelyanov
460:Cyrillic alphabet
395:völkisch movement
352:pseudo-linguistic
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494:Primordial Rus''
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293:Evidence against
267:settlement near
157:Vasily Gorodtsov
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659:Prosveshcheniye
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431:
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205:Smolensk Oblast
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106:, describing a
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1458:
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675:Kola Peninsula
550:Natalya Guseva
481:, in his book
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265:Prague culture
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115:Vita Cyrilli
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80:črŭty i rězy
79:
75:чръты и рѣзы
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1698:SOVA Center
1490:Beskov 2017
1312:Beskov 2016
1208:Beskov 2019
763:Cretan disc
725:Paleolithic
655:Phoenicians
649:The writer
634:V. Pike, a
582: [
558:newspaper.
468:Paleolithic
432: [
320:grandfather
315:Constantine
195:In 1949, a
66:O pismenĭhŭ
62:О писмєньхъ
1804:Categories
1466:Moroz 2005
1454:Pokoleniye
1110:: 105333.
1083:2021-03-17
852:References
825:diacritics
686:white race
644:Hyperborea
594:Rodnoverie
448:Aryan myth
387:Aryan myth
25:Glagolitic
1780:2071-9590
1774:(8): 88.
1589:212991985
1554:2312-1696
1533:2312-1696
1134:0305-4403
1018:170189577
1002:0304-3487
811:Footnotes
761:and the "
744:geoglyphs
440:Rodnovers
303:Rastislav
277:abecedary
250:) in the
39:sources.
1738:(2015).
1640:(2004).
1150:(2009).
1010:40160257
962:: 71–79.
835:See also
767:Murmansk
716:(RANS).
668:Iron Age
588:created
541:Linear A
533:syllabic
399:Armanism
376:Sanskrit
356:Etruscan
335:—
285:Germanic
281:Lombards
217:goruhšča
213:Cyrillic
201:Gnezdovo
188:goruhšča
134:—
95:—
29:Cyrillic
1500:Sources
1391:Habitat
1112:Bibcode
613:Russian
601:Russian
590:Ynglism
568:Ynglism
456:initial
297:In the
271:in the
269:Břeclav
248:Břeclav
221:mustard
119:Kherson
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798:Hebrew
721:Makosh
487:Veneti
403:Aryans
380:Veneti
324:father
288:Slavs.
161:Slavic
108:Rethra
92:years.
1764:(PDF)
1726:[
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1648:Eksmo
1585:S2CID
1014:S2CID
1006:JSTOR
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236:Norse
227:Hārūn
197:Kerch
1776:ISSN
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