Keywords
history of Polish primers
religious texts in primers
Maciej Wirzbięta’ primers
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The article contains a description of a not recorded in the bibliography Polish-Latin elementary textbook Elementa Pverilis Institutionis (Cracow: Albrecht Górecki, 1692) from Russian State Archives of Ancient Documents (Moscow, Russia). The given edition marked the beginning of a line of primers, which survived until the twentieth century (ca. 44 editions). The specific features of the given line is bilingualism of all editions, laconic grammar part and extended part containing the religious texts. A comparison of the original version with subsequent editions of the primer (Cracow 1713, 1736, 1796 and Pochaiv s.a.) indicates multiple editing of the manual and enlargement of its religious content (new prayers and a catechism in the questions and answers form). An assumption is made that bilingual primer Elementaria institutio Latini sermonis, et pietatis Christianae (Cracow: Maciej Wirzbięta, 1575) could serve as a sample for Elementa 1692.References
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