Yemenets - David passed through it after concluding peace with the Polotsk people; The location is determined by the lake. Emenets and the river Emenkey, 6 versts from the city of Nevel 17).
112) Ipat. 102. The history of this city is described by Mr. Sementovsky, see his “Vitebsk and district cities of Vitebsk province,” St. Petersburg. 1864, b. 1-76. The same article, in an abbreviated form, was published in the “Memorable Book of Vitebsk Province for 1865,” ed. edited by Sementovsky, b. 93 et seq.,
114) So they thought: Artsybyshev ("Povfstvovashe o Rosai", vol. T, M. 1838, p. 70), Potodin (I.L. and 3., vol. TU, p. 161), Barsov (Dictionary), Karamzin and Byflyaev (p. 161. "0 geogr. St."). In the list of cities there is Otchiv among the near-Dnfirovskih cities of Cleves: this may be Strfshin of the present day, and not Strfzhev.
116) This Strzhev has already pointed out: Sementov’s “Ancient Monuments of the Vitebsk Province,” P.-16. born 1867 47. Turchininovich “Obzrne Ist. Blorusei”, p. 265, approx. 89.
117) Novgor. Lt. (ed. S.-Pb. 1889), b. 160 under 1185: “And for the winter David went to Polotsk from Novgorod and from Smolnyany, and, having reconciled, returned to Ementsi.” Vpro_
N'kloch - Novgorodians reached it in 1198 during the campaign of Mstislav Monomashich against the Polotsk princes 118). Currently, there is Lake Nekloch, from which nalalo comes. r. Polota 119).
Gorodeiz lay on the borders with Lithuania, or even among the Lithuanians themselves. Volodar Vseslavich noted in it, as the chronicle says, “walking near Lithuania in the forest” 120). Gorodets was in the second half of the HP century. independent princess 121). In view of the fact that there are many towns on the border with Lithuania, it is difficult to assign any of them to the chronicle. Usually it is scheduled for warm weather. m. Gorodka, south of Molodechny, on the upper reaches of N'manskaya Berezana, village. 122 was built using the remains of ancient policemen that have survived to this day.
_ Izyaslavl—this name is associated with the legendary story of the chronicle about Rognzd and about those built for her and for her son,
It is not clear from what is given, whether the writer meant this city or the tract; in other chronicles there is no mention of this. For the definition of Yemenets, see Nogodin, 309, Barsov (Dictionary), Artsybyshev, G, r. 241, approx.
119). Moreover, the mudflows with let's call N%kloch (Lepelsk. u.), NЪklovichi there are quite a few in Vitebsk province, and therefore it is plausible to assign the lyphtopic N®kloch to the name of the lake - the source of Polota, which is undoubtedly well known in Novgorod®. Barsov (Dictionary) however points to the village of NFkloch, Lepelskato u. Karamzin finds it difficult to define it ("Ist. G. Ross., P, p. 103, note 251, ed. Einerling). In Nikonovskaya lft. (P. S. R. L., vol. TX, p. 135) when describing the same event as in Ipat., vi. NFklocha it costs "kz Neloyuzhu"; Barsov assumes that this is Logozhek (Dictionary). But in any case, Ipat Izvfeto. Let., especially in relation to topography, it should be treated with great caution: in Nikonovskaya Nelogozhsk it’s not like a typo, under the indentation of the previous Logozhsk.
12?) Barsov, “Och. R. ist. geogr.,” p. 185. Bflyaev is looking for him on one of the upper tributaries of the Vili in Vilna district, on the north-east side. from Izyaslavl (r. 162). Artsybyshev (r. 478, T, approx.) point to Gorodok, u. mountains Vit. lips., but doubts that it’s in flight. talking about him. His mistake was pointed out by Turchinovich ("0bozr. Ist. B%flor.", p. 266). Sementoveyu, follow Pogodin, reject Artsybyshev’s identity and look for Gorodets in the ifetnost, called. An ancient settlement in Gorodoksky district, 40 versts. leave Gorodok on the way to Nevel, on one of the many islands 03. Ozerishche ("Vitebsk and the city of Vit. province", p. 83). 0b`remnants of ancient settlements at 03. Ozerishcha, see Bez-Kornilovich ("Historical history of the most important places in Bflorussi", 0.16; 1855, p. 149), as well as Sementov* veki, "Memorable Otar. Vit. province", p. 47.