Russian philological messenger

Russian philological messenger: scientist and pedagogical magazine.- T. 1-77.-Varshava, 1879-1917.-Subtitles: 1879 T. 1, 2 - 1880 T. 2 A scientific journal, published edited by M. A. Kolosov;1880 T. 3 - 1904 T. 51 A scientific journal, published edited by A. I. Smirnov;1904 T. 52 - 1917 A scientist and pedagogical journal, published edited by E.F. Karskoy.It was published since 1879 in Warsaw, in the printing house of M. Zamkevich and V. Nokovsky, in the printing house of the Warsaw educational district;Since 1915 in Moscow in a synodal printing house;In 1917, vol. 77 No. 1/2 - in Petrograd, in the printing house of A.V. Orlov, vol. 78 No. 3/4 in Kazan, in the university -litography of the university."Russian philological messenger" is a scientific linguistic and historical and literary journal, founded in 1879 by professor M. A. Kolosov.Until 1915 it was published in Warsaw, in 1915-1917.- In Moscow, Petrograd and Kazan.Frequency: four numbers per year (two numbers were Tom).In total, 78 volumes came out.The journal published research on the language, folk poetry, ancient Russian and Slavic literature, articles and notes in new Russian literature, and a large place was occupied by work in comparative and general linguistics, the history of the Russian language and Slavic paleography.Since 1907, the works of the Moscow Dialectological Commission were published in the Russian Philological Herald.I. Kolosov, Mitrofan Alekseevich (1839 - 1881).II.Smirnov, Alexander Ivanovich (literary critic; 1842-1905).III.Karsky, Evfimiy Fedorovich (1860-1931) .1.Russian language (collection).2. Domestic serial and ongoing publications (collection).3. Russian philology - periodicals.4. Russian language - history - periodicals.5. Old Russian literature - periodicals.6. Russian literature - periodicals.BBK 80.4Y52BBK 81.411.2y52Electronic copy source: PBPlace of storage of the original: RSPU them.A.I.Herzen