File:Букварь для мордвы-мокши (М. Е. Евсевьев, 1897).djvu

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English: An ABC and primer book for Moksha people, compiled by by famous Mordovian (Erzyan) linguist and ethnographist Makar Yevsev'evich Yevseviev (1864—1931), and published in 1897, by Kazan's Orthodox Missionary Society. The second edition, the first one was in 1892.
The book consists of five sections: 1) ABC Mordovian (Moksha) section; 2) Tales about 12 Christian Orthodox holidays, in Moksha; 3) Prayers, in Moksha; 4) ABC Russian section; 5) Prayers, in Church Slavonic and written with Russian old script. The first section (ABC for Moksha) was written by M. Yevseviev himself, the authorship of the rest four ones is unknown (probably some of them were also created by M. Yevseviev).
The scanned pages of the book were provided by the Russian National Library, located in the city of Saint-Petersburg.
Русский: Букварь для мокшан, составленный выдающимся мордовским (эрзянским) лингвистом и этнографом Макаром Евсевьевичем Евсевьевым (1864—1931), и изданный в 1892 году Казанским Православным Миссионерским Обществом. 2-е издание, первое было в 1892.
Книга состоит из пяти разделов: 1) Мордовский отдел букваря - на мокшанском, и частично на русском; 2) Рассказы о двунадесятых праздниках - на мокшанском; 3) Молитвы, на мокшанском; 4) Русский отдел букваря; 5) Молитвы на церковнославянском, записанные русским дореволюционной орфографией. Первый раздел написан самим М. Е. Евсевьевым, авторство остальных неизвестно (вероятно какие-то из-них были также написаны им).
Отсканированные страницы данной книги предоставлены Российской Национальной Библиотекой, расположенной в Санкт-Петербурге.
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Source Букварь для мордвы-мокши. 2-е издание Православного Миссионерского Общества. Казань, 1897.
Author Макар Евсевьевич Евсевьев (1864—1931)

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