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[Հաւատով խոստովանիմ]
[Hawatov khostovanim]
[Hawatov khostovanim]
Preces Sancti Nersetis Clajensis Armeniorum patriarchae, triginta tribus linguis editae.
Venetiis : In insula S. Lazari., 1862.
[8], 560, [2] p., [2] leaves of plates : port. ; 15 cm.
The translation of the author's prayer "In faith I confess" in 33 languages.
With additional engraved title page by Bernasconi after Rossi: Preces S. Nersetis.
The Prayer of Nerses Shnohali "Հաւատով խոստովանիմ" [Hawatov Khostowanim = In faith I confess], comprising 24 verses for each of the 24 hours.
Languages included are: Ethiopian, English, Arabic, Armenian, Celtic (i.e. Breton?), Chaldaic, Danish, French, German, Greek, Eskimo, Hebrew, Irish, Spanish, Dutch, Hungarian, Georgian, Illyrian, Icelandic, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Malay, Malayalim, Persian, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Chinese, Syriac, Swedish, Turkish and Walachian (Romanian).
The volume is a testimony to the variety of founts available to the Mkhit’arist press in S. Lazzaro.
Engraved portrait of St Nerses with caption in Latin and Armenian by G. Bernasconi after Busato.
Dedication in French to Tsar Alexander II; preface in Latin.
Ghazikian, II, 260
Not recorded by Voskanyan, N. et al., 1850-1900.
Booklabel of Manoug Parikian. Part of bequest to Eton College Library by Manoug Parikian in 1988.
Armorial bookplate of Sir Henry Bellingham, Bt.; inscriptions in ink on recto and verso of front endpaper recording purchase by Henry Bellingham of Castle Bellingham at the convent of S. Lazzaro, Venice, 14 May 1870.
Bellingham bookplate obscures an early bookplate reading 'Amic[-?] ... Belli[ngham ... C]astle ... Sir H. ... Bart.'
19th century red leather quarter binding; blind-tooled spine with gilt spine title; bubble-grained red cloth boards; blue endpapers; gilt text block edges.
Parikian's bibliographical notes in pencil on endpaper.
Parikian, Manoug former owner.
Italy Venice.
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