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[Church of the East prayer book].
Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Classical Syriac
Syriac
Published/Created
[16--?]
Description
54 leaves : paper, ill. ; 82 x 56 (60 x 43) mm. bound to 86 x 67 mm.
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Call Number
Status
Location Service
Notes
Special Collections - Manuscripts
C0941 (Princeton Syriac MS. 2)
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Subject(s)
Church of the East
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Prayers and devotions
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Early works to 1800
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Manuscripts, Syriac
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New Jersey
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Princeton
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Getty AAT genre
Prayer books
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17th century
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Contained in
Princeton Collection of Syriac Manuscripts, 1239-1900 1600s-1700s
Summary note
Illustrated prayer book of the Church of the East.
Notes
Ms. codex.
Physical description: Written horizontally and diagonally in black on tan unglazed, laid paper. Headings in red. Numerous illustrations in red, yellow, and black, including variations on a mandala motif. Ms. is well-worn, but text legible.
Origin: According to the accession slip, the ms. comes from Doon Mountain [Iran?].
Binding note
Pasted boards with cloth spine; boards are heavily worn and falling apart.
Language note
Syriac.
Provenance
Gifted to the Ohio Historical Society by F. F. Lawrence on 20 June 1941.
Source acquisition
Gift; Ohio Historical Society, 1961 (AM 17308).
References
Clemons, J. T. A checklist of Syriac mss in the USA-Canada, Orientalia christiana periodica (1966), XXXII, 504
In
Princeton collection of Syriac manuscripts, 200-1900 (bulk 1600s-1700s).
OCLC
754616211
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