A Strange Oath of Ivan III

Boris Andreevič Uspenskij

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Medieval Literature and History Soviet and Russian History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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The article is devoted to a strange oath of Ivan III, the Grand Prince of all Rus’, in 1488, registered in some Russian chronicles. The oath is very unusual and sometimes is regarded as heretical. Some scholars even associate it with the heresy of the Judaizers. Was the oath really heretical? Why did Ivan III choose such provocative language? The author attempts to answer these and contiguous questions.

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