THE PARABLE OF LEPERS AND SINS IN THE CODEX CUMANICUS

This article analyzes moral-spiritual parables in the medieval Turkic written monument, the “Codex Cumanicus”, in particular, images related to lepers and sins. The article highlights the symbolic and didactic functions of the concepts of disease and sin, shows how they were combined with the medieval religious-enlightenment worldview. The article offers a new approach to the study of the “Codex Cumanicus” as a source of folklore.

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/iqrw5326
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Historical and Linguistic Studies
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THE PARABLE OF LEPERS AND SINS IN THE CODEX CUMANICUS

Muxlisaxon Otaqoziyeva
Historical and Linguistic Studies
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THE PARABLE OF LEPERS AND SINS IN THE CODEX CUMANICUS

Muxlisaxon Otaqoziyeva
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This article analyzes moral-spiritual parables in the medieval Turkic written monument, the “Codex Cumanicus”, in particular, images related to lepers and sins. The article highlights the symbolic and didactic functions of the concepts of disease and sin, shows how they were combined with the medieval religious-enlightenment worldview. The article offers a new approach to the study of the “Codex Cumanicus” as a source of folklore.

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