A FRAGMENT OF AN UNKNOWN SLAVIC TRANSLATION OF ISAAC THE SYRIAN
The paper considers the excerpt from an unknown Slavic translation of one of the Homilies by Isaac the Syrian (about half of the 28<sup>th</sup> homily of the Greek version of the First Tome), found in a copy of the 2<sup>nd</sup> quarter of the 17<sup>th</sup> century. In the manuscript, the text is falsely attributed to Theodore of Edessa and turned into a preface to his Hundred Chapters . The translation is replete with errors and probably made by an inexperienced bookman (bookmen?), poorly acquainted with written Greek. Lexical features and the surrounding texts in the manuscript allow us to connect the origin of the translation with Old Russia and date it back to pre-Mongol time. The text is published in the Appendix.