Οι κυριλλομεθοδιανές σπουδές στην Ελλάδα: Επιτεύγματα, εξελίξεις, προοπτικές

The Cyrillo-Methodian Studies in Greece: Achievements, Developments, Prospects This paper examines the evolution of Cyrillo-Methodian studies in Greece, which began in 1963 with the establishment of the first dedicated chair at the Faculty of Theology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. In the following decades, the example set by the Faculty of Theology was followed by many other faculties at Greek universities, where specialized Greek researchers delved into the study of the lives and works of the two Saints, as well as their impact on both the Slavic world and the broader European context. The research output of Greek scholars includes the publication of articles, monographs, and editions of primary sources, as well as the organization of conferences, symposia, and workshops.