Anonymi Descriptio Europae Orientalis = Anonimov Opis istočne Evrope : kritičko izdanje teksta na latinskom jeziku, prevod i filološka analiza Dragana Kunčer

Živković, Tibor and Petrović, Vladeta and Uzelac, Aleksandar and Kunčer, Dragana (2013) Anonymi Descriptio Europae Orientalis = Anonimov Opis istočne Evrope : kritičko izdanje teksta na latinskom jeziku, prevod i filološka analiza Dragana Kunčer. Izvori za srpsku istoriju; knj. 13. Latinski izvori, knj. 2 . Istorijski institut Beograd, Beograd. ISBN 978-86-7743-102-0

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Abstract

Descriptio Europae Orientalis (DEO) is geographical, economical and political tractate, written by an anonymous author at the beginning of the Fourteenth century. It describes the countries and regions of Asia Minor and Eastern Europe. The DEO is divided into several thematic sections: Empire of Constantinople (Byzantium), Albania, the kingdom of Rascia (Serbia), Bulgaria and Ruthenia, Hungary, Poland and Bohemia. In the surviving manuscripts the text is without title; conventional name under which it is known has been given by Polish historian and philologist Olgierd Górka, whoedited and published the first critical edition in 1916. In this book, the critical edition of the text is followed by the introductory study, Serbian translation and exhaustive commentaries. The edition of the Latin text, its translation into Serbian and philological analysis is done by Dragana Kunčer. All other chapters of the introductory study andcommentaries have been written by Tibor Živković, Vladeta Petrović and Aleksandar Uzelac.

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