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ANOTHER GLANCE AT THE VENERATION OF THE HOLY APOSTLE
ANDREW BY ST. NAHUM OF OKHRID AND ITS POSSIBLE
FOLLOWERS

Iveta Rasheva
(abstract)

The present article pursues the modest aim of drawing attention to the
messianic motif in Nahums Canon of St. Andrew and its possible semantic
projection in Old Russian literature. This canon was brought to Russia in the 10th
century when Kievan Rus was converted and it needed liturgical books written in
the vernacular. One can assume that the compilers of the Tale of Bygone Years
chronicle knew its contents and not by chance they included in this work the legend
of the sojourn of St. Andrew and his disciples on Kievan territory and his
prophecy. Thus continued the reception of the messianic idea that the Slavs are
God's chosen ones.

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