Abstract
The article deals with the analysis of hypothesis that the prominent Old Russian thinker Ilarion-Rusyn (XI c.) was participating in Russian annals. The subject of the analysis are mainly those circumstances, that could substantiated this hypothesis.
Keywords
- biography of Ilarion
- “Sermon on Law and Grace”
- ancient annalistic code
- “Primary Chronicle”
- “learned detachment” of Yaroslav the Wise
- historiosophy
- historiography
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