rwilson

Would someone be so kind as to recommend an Italian Philosophical Dictionary on par with Waibl and Herdina's one for German Philosophy? Here's why: I was annotating the English edition of a book originally in Italian that has an unexpectedly large amount of Italian Philosophical terms. I'm not familiar with several of them (most of which seem to originate with Gallupi). Neither is anyone else I know. I can read Italian tolerably (though I am by no means proficient). I hope no one finds posting this in Italian instead of Philosophy offensive as I'm finding in the Anglophone world, Italian Philosophy is more likely to be studied by Italianists than anyone in a Philosophy department. Thanks for any input in advance.

I know Old Church Slavonic has been mentioned (which I plan to get around to eventually-ish), but can anyone recommend a reader on par with Wilson or Sandberg, but for Russian? Or Church Slavonic? I'm having difficulty finding one. I have some familiarity with the Russian language (and none with Church Slavonic), so reading texts rife with Russian jargon specific to certain disciplines or before the 18th century has proven quite difficult.