Anonymized Manuscript & Authorship
Statement
Please read the ZRVI Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement before submitting.
Manuscripts must be submitted together with an accompanying Authorship Statement to the following address: zrvi@vi.sanu.ac.rs
Note: The manuscript should not contain the name and affiliation of the authors. All personal and identifying information is to be provided in the Authorship Statement.
Manuscripts submitted before June 1st are eligible to be considered for publication in the current year. Manuscripts submitted after that date will be considered for publication in the following year.
Formatting
The following guidelines for preparing an article for submission are obligatory:
1. Articles should be submitted in electronic form as
a Microsoft Word document (.doc, .docx, .rtf). Please make sure to use Unicode fonts*. Font size: 12 points
(for tables as well). Line spacing: 1, 5. Illustrations: photos or drawings
12.8 × 19 cm – drawing min. 600 dpi or ppi (= pixels/inch), photo min. 300 dpi.
*Old Slavic Unicode font is available here.
Abstract, Keywords & Summary
2. Every article should contain:
1) an abstract in English (between 100 and 300 words) placed before the main text;
2) a second abstract in the language of the main text, if the article is not in English (common languages in Byzantine Studies are accepted);
3) approximately 5 keywords in English accompanying the English abstract;
4) approximately 5 keywords in the language of the main text accompanying the abstract in the language of the main text, if the article is not in English;
5) a summary in English (approximately between 300 and 800 words) placed after the List of references.
List of references
3. At the end of an article a List of references should be added, comprising two parts (Primary sources, Secondary works), in alphabetical order, containing full titles and pages.
Primary sources: author and title of the work, editor (italics), place and year of publication.
Example:
Critobuli Imbriotae Historiae, ed. D. R. Reinsch (Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae 22), Berlin – New York 1983.
Secondary works:
a) Books and monographs: author (italics), title, place and year of publication.
Example:
Mavromatis L., La fondation de l’Empire serbe. Le kralj Milutin, Thessalonique 1978.
b) Articles in journals: author (italics), title, journal (full title), volume, year of publication, pages.
Example:
Radić R., Vizantijski vojskovođa Aleksije Filantropin, Zbornik radova Vizantološkog instituta 37 (1998) 97–109.
c) Collective and periodical publications: author (italics), title, editor (italics), publication title, place and year of publication, pages.
Example:
Troianos Sp. N., Zauberei und Giftmischerei in mittelbyzantinischer Zeit, edd. G. Prinzing – D. Simon, Fest und Alltag in Byzanz, München 1990, 37–51 (Note: Preposition in is not to be used).
Transliteration of all non-Latin script references
Note: Old Russian and Bulgarian titles are transcribed according to the current orthography. For publications in Greek only the monotonic system should be used, except in source quotations.
All Greek and Cyrillic references must be followed by a Latin transliteration, using one of the current modes (for Serbian, the Serbian Latin alphabet).
Examples:
Μαυρομμάτης Λ., Η πρόνοια του Μονομάχου και η διαμάχη για τον Χάντακα
(1333–1378), Σύμμεικτα 14 (2001) 257–272
[Mavrommatēs L., Hē pronoia tou Monomachou kai hē diamachē
gia ton Chantaka (1333–1378), Symmeikta 14 (2001) 257–272].
Живојиновић М., Документи о аделфатима за келију Светог Саве у Кареји, Зборник радова Византолошког института 24/25 (1986) 385–396 [Živojinović M., Dokumenti o adelfatima za keliju Svetog Save u Kareji, Zbornik radova Vizantološkog instituta 24/25 (1986) 385–396].
Citation in footnotes
4. Citation in footnotes:
a) References listed in the List of references should be cited in the footnotes in their short form (for Primary sources, a recognizable abbreviation; for Secondary works, author’s name and shortened title, grammatical articles are omitted), followed by cited pages (for sources also chapters, lines).
Examples:
Primary sources:
Critobuli Historiae, 154 (or 118.10–12; Note: lines are separated from pages or chapters by a dot, with no space)
Secondary works:
a) Mavromatis, Fondation de l’Empire serbe, 33–38.
b) Radić, Aleksije Filantropin, 102.
c) Troianos, Zauberei und Giftmischerei, 42 sq.
b) Conventional abbreviations in footnotes: idem/eadem, ibid., loc. cit., cf., n. (for note), sq., f., ff.
c) No use of the abridged forms p. or pp.
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