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The . - In the Slavic written tradition, a list (bibliography) of works forbidden to be read by the Christian Church. The works included in this list are renounced (rejected, stripped of authority, obsolete. renounced , and forbidden), apocrypha , as opposed to canon . The Slavonic lists are translations of the Byzantine original. In Russia they have been known since the eleventh century. The article "Theologian from Words" as part of Svyatoslav's Izbornik of 1073, which contains an index of the renounced books, is considered the first Russian bibliographic monument. The Index of Repudiated Books is considered the orthodox counterpart to the Catholic Index Librorum Prohibitorum.