In this edition, for the first time, the full text of the Novgorod Chronicle is published according to Dubrovsky's list, which contains the most extensive Novgorod chronicle of the 16th century, brought up to 1539. The Chronicle was preserved in the only copy of the beginning of the 17th century. as part of the collection (RNB, F.IV.238), which previously belonged to P. P. Dubrovsky (1754–1816). The Appendix to the publication presents the works preceding and following the chronicle. The collection of P. P. Dubrovsky as a whole is a collection of the most important works for the middle of the 16th century, the time of Metropolitan Macarius. The publication may be of interest both to specialists and to a wide range of readers interested in the history and literature of Ancient Russia. CONTENTS: Preface ( O. L. Novikova) 3Novgorod Chronicle according to the list of P.P. Dubrovsky 11Appendix I. Texts preceding the Novgorod Chronicle according to the list of P.P. Dubrovsky 242[Excerpt of the Torment of Sadof, Bishop. Persky] 242Look at the chronicler in brief 243Appendix II. Texts following the Novgorod Chronicle according to the list of P. P. Dubrovsky 244 The legend of the great princes of Vladimir of Great Rus' 244 Genealogy of the great princes of the Principality of Lithuania 256 The kinship of the Russian princes and the beginning of their split 257 Summer 7011 May 20, the list was copied from the letters of Metropolitan Alexei all and Rus' 261Labels, which gave the essence kings of Orda, metropolitan of Kyiv and all Rus' 263 To the Lithuanian family of repairs 265 This is the story about the beginning of the reigning city 269 The story of the creation of the great Church of God, St. Sophia 271 In the summer of 6961. The capture of Tsaryugradou from the godless Magmet 278 About the kings of Kazar ine and about his wife, the queen 290Index of names 314Index of geographical and ethnic names 344