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Glory to Jesus Christ!
Hello to all. This is my first post on the forum, so I apologize in advance if I made this post in the wrong forum. I have grown up in the Byzantine Ruthenian church, but only in the last year have I truly begun to appreciate the church's history and tradition. In the course of this I have been teaching myself old slavonic and learning how to pronounce the cyrillic alphabet. I'm currently looking for a Casoslov. I have seen the online version on the Patronage website, but have been looking to see if I can find a physical, single volume copy of one to carry with me and have the chance to expand my religious horizons.
Is there anywhere that I could find myself a Casoslov? Preferably I would like to find a copy of the 1950 Rome edition, but I dp know that there other versions out there. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!
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All the publications of the Ruthenian Recensian have been reprinted in facsimile form by Easter Christian Publications (ECP). The Recensian books can be purchased online; see link [ secure.webvalence.com]. The Casoslov is around the middle of the listing on that page. The images on the Patronage site are the same as the ECP reprints.
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Note that the reprint is divided into three volumes.
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Don't know the Ruthenian chasoslov, but great horologions in Slavonic can be found online in Russia very cheaply. Another good option would be the old rite prayerbook; this has slavonic and english side by side for all the basic parts of the hours, vespers and matins. The slavonic does differ a little from non old rite usage, but given that Ruthenians almost never use slavonic now (I believe) I wouldn't worry, it will help you learn. You can also download the whole thing according to Russian Orthodox usage in pdf: http://www.orthlib.ru/worship/
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Thank you for all of the help. I really do like the ECP publications, but unfortunately they are a little bit out of my price range, but maybe someday in the future I can purchase them.
I would however be interested in finding a Russian great horologion in Slavonic. I've searched, but to no avail. Otsheylnik, you wouldn't happen to know any site in particular in which I could find one? The link you provided is very helpful as well.
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