Classes
- Lexical Meaning in the Historical PerspectiveABO100825 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical Roots of Contemporary Czech IbABO300932 | Faculty of Arts
- Dialectology and Laguage VariationABO700402 | Faculty of Arts
- Old Czech +1AAH100049 | Faculty of Arts
- Old Czech (Specialization for Transcription of Old Czech Texts)AAH500012 | Faculty of Arts
- Erasmus I +1ABO00513 | Faculty of Arts
- Erasmus II +1ABO00514 | Faculty of Arts
- Erasmus III +1ABO00515 | Faculty of Arts
- Erasmus IV +1ABO00516 | Faculty of Arts
- Erasmus V +1ABO00517 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- About Language without Borders and Other Interesting Facts about Current Study of Czech2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The Kralice New Testament of 1601. The Peak of Biblical Work in the Unity of the Brethren2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Barrabáš/Barabáš/Barabbáš in Czech New Testament translations in the 16th-18th centuries2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The Circle of Friends of the Czech Language during the academic years 2019-2020, 2020-2021, and 2021-20222022 | Faculty of Arts
- Jaroslav Konopásek´s attempt at a critical edition of the Kralice Bible2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Ariston's revision of the marginalia in the 1601 New Testament: a profound respect for Greek2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Crystallizing of the biblical style in the second half of the sixteenth century: The four gospels of the Melantrich Bible and the Six-Volume Kralice Bible2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Phonetic and phonological changes in Brethren New Testament translations from 1564-1613 (based on non-gospel New Testament books)2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The third-person preterite auxiliary in the Gospel of Matthew in Old Czech Bibles2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Language Loss: Czech in the Diaspora2020 | Faculty of Arts
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