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CONTENTS

The Dialogue expands , 7

Bozhko AA Early-medieval archaeological expedition of BSU - 10 years 8

I. WORLD HISTORY 1 3

HISTORY OF CIVILIZATIONS OF THE ANCIENT ORIENT „ 13

Semenenko A.A. Rigvedic religion — polytheism or monotheism? 13

Sapogov A.S. Xenophon's perception of the Persians and their habits according to "Anabasis" 1 5
Baranov D.A. Analysis of semantics and etymology of the Lycian royal titles of vi-iv centuries

B.C. in foreign historiography 19

HISTORY OF ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME 25

Dyukarev V.A. The valuable status of military work in Athenes in IV century B.C 25

Zibaev A.V. Constantine the Great's attitude to the haruspicies 27

HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF NORTHERN BLACKSEAAREA ., 32

Luzhkova M.S. On the Bosporus sea wine trade with the Mediterranean centers in VI - IV

cent. B.C 32

Ventsova M.I. About some categories of grave goods in necropolis Nymphaion 36

HISTORY AND CULTURE OF BYZANTIUM 40

Bogdanov D.E. Stilicho's policy and his relations with the Honoring court of by later antiqui-
ty's authors 40

Lyakhovskaya O.V. Gainas's revolt in 399-400 A.D. and St. John ChrysostonTs role in its

failure 44

HISTORY OF EUROPE AND AMERICA IN MODERN TIMES 48

Suchalkin E.A. On some aspects Russians notions evolution about Serbians during the volun-
teers" motion to Serbia, 1876 48

Tavshunskyy O.M. Vector definition of Belgian colonial policy, 1839-1876 53

WORLD AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY PERIOD 58

Krupskaya S.Y. The Austrian question in the information policy of Nazi Germany (1934-1938) 58
Fomichev N.N. «An enemy concept » in Republican propaganda poster context during the

Spanish Civil war, 1936-1939 63

Pchelinov-Obrazumov A.A. The « Stalin's intervention in Spain » (Civil war in Spain of 1936-

1939 in estimations of the Soviet scout V. G. Krivitsky) 67

Sluckaya U.K. Military lexis in the language of the Third Reich 72

Mohamed Basra. Is the feminist critique of liberalism successful? 74

Linstead Jade. Insurgent Political Violence: Aum Shinrikyo 77

II. HISTORY OF RUSSIA 8 1

HISTORY OF RUSSIA FROM ANCIENT TIMES TO EARLYXVTJI C 81

Kolotushkin A.A. Are the chronicle brothers of prince rurik real historical figures or fictional

characters? 81

Romensky A.A. «Baptised in Korsun'...» (the cronicle's topography and archaeological data

about the place of prince Vladimir's baptism) 86

Kirillov S.S. The character of evolution of school text books on national history on the example

of information about Ivan the Terrible 91

RUSSIAN EMPIRE IN A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 96

Mikhailov D.S. Bureaucracy of the Russian Empire in the national historiography: to the prob-
lem of study of internal organization of the province governing of the Orenburg territory in the

first half of the XIX century 96

Ganjov E.A. Non-state financial institutions in Post-reform period in Central Black-soil area,

their capital and core functions (on the example of some credit-financial institutions) 101

Shapovalova I.V. Small estates of the Centra! Blask-soil region in the context of realization of

the reform of serfdom of abolition 105

Gamov A.A. To the question on reliability of history of acquaintance and wedding of parents of

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RIGVEDIC RELIGION - POLYTHEISM OR MONOTHEISM?

A.A. Semenenko
Voronezh State University

The paper considers the problem of polytheistic or monotheistic character of the Rigvedic reli-
gion. Study of the Rigveda shows, that its text has two levels of understanding — for the profane it de-
scribes polytheism and real rituals, for the mystic — monotheistic view of many forms of the Divine
and symbolic (inner) sacrifice.

Key words: Rigveda, polytheism, monotheism, sacrifice, profane, mystic.

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VI.13.2; VI.15.2; VI.28.5; VI.47.28; vn.9.3; VII.12.3; VII.37.4; VII.63.1-4; VII.79.3; VII.88.2;

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XENOPHON'S PERCEPTION OF THE PERSIANS AND THEIR HABITS

ACCORDING TO "ANABASIS"

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Saratov State University named after N.G. Tchernyshevsky

The paper considers the Persians perception aspects by Xenophon of Athens in his work
"Anabasis". Xenophon described events he had taken part. There are some aspects of perception,
namely one of king's person, wealth, power and Persians morality as well as the Greek's possibilities to
co-operate with the Persians. The article also provides some Persian historical realities probable inter-
pretations which were transferred in "Anabasis" from the Greek point of view.

Key words: Xenophon of Athens, "Anabasis", Greco-Persian contacts, Cyrus the Younger, Ar-
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