CHURCH CANONICAL COLLECTIONS OF THE ARKHANGELSK TYPE OF THE 15<sup>th</sup> - 17<sup>th</sup> CENTURIES: PROBLEM OF COMPOSITION AND FUNCTIONING
The article deals with the miscellany of canon law texts of the Arkhangelsky type. These collections include a number of texts that came into the East Slavic tradition during the second South Slavic Influence and are hypothetically connected with Metropolitan Cyprian: Konstantinov's Gift, Lawful Books, fragments of the Mazurinskaya Kormchya (Nomocanon), the Commandment of John Chrysostom on church law, etc. At the same time, this is the earliest edition containing a block of princely statutes. Two miscellanies: Department of Manuscripts of the State Historical Museum, Collection of A. S. Uvarov, no. 482 and Scientific Research Department of Manuscripts of the Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 45.10.4 - contain an abridged version of Stoglav and the Sentence on the election of church elders in Moscow, which represent the second layer. The article attempts to explain the appearance of this edition in the Michael-Arkhangelsk Monastery on Dvina and puts forward a hypothesis about a possible connection with the activities of Stefan of Perm.