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Texts in West Slavic: Medieval Czech

Enrique Gutiérrez Rubio

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In the poetic work known as Chronicle of Dalimil, we discovered interesting references to Slavic Pre-Christian Religion in Bohemia. The ideological reasons for those references and the sources from which this text took its inspiration are analysed in detail.

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In the poetic work known as Chronicle of Dalimil, we discovered interesting references to Slavic Pre-Christian Religion in Bohemia. The ideological reasons for those references and the sources from which this text took its inspiration are analysed in detail.

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In the poetic work known as Chronicle of Dalimil, we discovered interesting references to Slavic Pre-Christian Religion in Bohemia. The ideological reasons for those references and the sources from which this text took its inspiration are analysed in detail.

Key concepts: Slavic languages, Czech, Ideology, Poetry, History, Classics, Slavic studies, Literature

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