


The book is an annotated catalog of Mongolian manuscripts and xylographs stored in the Apartment-Museum of the famous Mongolian philologist academician of the Academy of Sciences of Mongolia Ts. Damdinsuren in the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar. Ts. Damdinsuren was a collector of rare old-written works in the Mongolian language of the XIV-XIX centuries. This is one of the most representative collections in Mongolia. The catalog includes 1110 titles of translations of Buddhist treatises, biographies of Mongolian lamas, works of narrative and ritual literature.

This scientific research is funded by the Federal program “Preparation of faculty and research staff for implementing innovation in Russia” for 2009-2013.

The book is a review of the collection of old-written books of the Mongolian philologist academician Ts.Damdinsuren. It tells about the history of the collection, search for rare books, search for caches made by monks during the struggle against religion and the repression carried out by the MPR authorities in the 1930-1980s.





Book of poetry and prose of Nikolai Oleynikov

The book examines the most common and" difficult " words and expressions of the modern Russian language in terms of spelling, orthoepy, grammar and etymology. This edition includes both new texts and the most up-to-date and revised materials from the previous two editions (2003 and 2007). The book is of absolute interest to a wide range of people who are concerned about the current level of use of the Russian language and who want to raise this level to its proper height.





This is the first translation into Russian of the most important philosophical and literary latin texts created in, or linked to Chartres.
