List of medieval Serbian literature
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This is a list of medieval Serbian literature, containing the major or important works attributed to Serbia or Serbs. The majority of works are theological, with a few biographies and constitutions. Some of the earliest works were written in the Glagolitic script, while the majority are in Cyrillic.
| Work | Year | Author | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Codex Marianus | 10th and 11th centuries |
Unknown | Gospel Book (In Glagolitic) |
| Grškovićev odlomak Apostola | 11th century | Unknown | (In Glagolitic) |
| Mihanovićev odlomak | 11th century | Unknown | (In Glagolitic) |
| Miroslav Gospels | 1180/90 | Gligorije the Pupil for Miroslav of Hum |
Gospel Book |
| Charter of Hilandar | 1189 | Stefan Nemanja Saint Sava |
charter |
| Karyes Typicon | 1199 | Saint Sava | typicon |
| Charter of Hilandar (II) | 1200-1201 | Stephen the First-Crowned | charter (revision) |
| The Life of St. Symeon (Vita Simeonis) | 1208 | Saint Sava | biography |
| Studenica Typicon | 1208 | Saint Sava | typicon |
| Vukan Gospels | 1202-8 | Monk Symeon for Vukan |
Gospel Book |
| Psaltir Typicon | 120x | Saint Sava | typicon |
| Letter to hegumen Spiridon | 120x | Saint Sava | personal letter |
| The Life of St. Symeon | 1216 | Stefan II the First-crowned | biography [1] |
| Zakonopravilo | 1219 | Saint Sava | Constitution |
| Bratko Menaion | 1234 | Monk Bratko | menaion |
| The Life of Saint Sava | 1242/3 | Domentian | biography [1] |
| Dragolj Code | 1259 | Monk Dragolj | Illuminated manuscript |
| The Life of St. Sava[2] | 1261 | Teodosije the Hilandarian for Saint Sava |
biography [1] |
| The Life of St. Symeon | 1264 | Domentijan the Hilandarian | biography [1] |
| Belgrade Macedonian Oktoih | 13th century | ||
| "Trebnik" | 13th century | ||
| March menaion[3] | ? | ||
| Belgrade Prophetologion | 13th century | unknown | lectionary |
| St. Sava's Nomocanon | 13th century | Saint Sava | civil law and canon law. |
| Hagiography | 13th century | Saint Sava | Hagiography |
| Časoslov[4] | 1300-10 | ||
| Life of Kings and Archbishops of Serbia | 1337-1340 | Danilo II | biography |
| Life of St. Arsenije | 14th century | Danilo II | biography |
| Rodoslov (carostavnik) | 1337 | Archbishop Nikodim | biography |
| Dušan's Code | 1349 | Emperor Dušan | Constitution |
| Nikola Stanjević Gospel | 1350 | Monk Feoktist | Gospel Book |
| Dorotej[5] | 1370 | ||
| Charter of Ravanica | 1381 | Prince Lazar | charter |
| Rodoslov | 14th century | Grigorije Camblak | biography |
| Serbian Alexandride | 14th century | Life of Alexander the Great. | |
| February menaion[6] | |||
| Radoslav Gospels | 1429 | scribe Radoslav | Gospel Book |
| Charter to St. Paul Monastery[2] | 1430 | George Brankovic | charter |
| Varaždin Epistle | 1454 | three transcribers | epistle |
| Oktoih | 1494 | Đurađ Crnojević | psalter |
| Rodoslov | 15th century | Konstantin Kostenski | biography |
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Sources [edit]
- Đuro Šurmin, Povjest književnosti hrvatske i srpske, "Stara Srpska Knjizevnost" (Old Serb literature) 1808, p. 229-242.
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