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Ukrainian Copies of the Explanatory Prophesies (XVI — the Early XVII Century) and Their Russian Protographs

Based on the East Slavic manuscripts of The Explanatory Prophesies, the author evaluated book links between the Moscow and the Lithuanian Rus. Two Ukrainian copies of The Explanatory Prophesies related to the middle of the XVI century and the beginning of the XVII century were studied. For the first time the author revealed their relationship with Russian protographs (i.e., Glagolitic manuscripts of The Explanatory Prophesies (the late XV century) and the Vulgate translated by Gennadius’s, archbishop of Novgorod, group in the early 90s of the XV century).