The dream of Russian unity. Kiev synopsis (1674)

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The writing of the rector of the Kiev-Mohyla Collegium, Archimandrite of Kiev-Pechersk Lavra Innokentiya Gizelya composed shortly after the Pereyaslav Rada, approved the accession of Ukraine to Russia for a century act as the only textbook of Russian history. With the advent of a truly historical works, starting with the University, Synopsis moved into the category of cultural monuments, some of which have found unexpectedly sharp relevance. Synopsis is interesting is the fact that clearly proves that the idea of
unification of the Russian people under the authority of a single state was not born in Moscow, and in the south-western lands, and framed in Kiev. Now, when his neighbors one by one, publishes books by authors who erected Ukrainian statehood to the Scythians and Sarmatians, particularly strong sounds ancient text in which there is a Russian , Russia , Russian Land , Russian land , Earth Russia , Russian state , all of the Russian state , all of the reign of Russian , Russian state.
In the last chapters appear Great and Small and White Russia . Neither the word Ukraine or derivative Ukrainian in the Synopsis no.