Shelfmark
Iaa6.1.07
Author
Title
Syntagmatōn linguarum orientalium quæ in Georgiæ regionibus audiuntur liber primus [-secundus] ... authore D. Francisco Maria Maggio, clerico regulari, Panormitano.. [authore] D. Francisco Maria Maggio.
Varying form of title
Syntagmata linguarum orientalium quae in Georgiae regionibus audiuntur.
Varying form of title
Syntagmaton linguarum orientalium quae in Georgiae regionibus audiuntur liber primus [-secundus]
Varying form of title
Syntagmatωn lingvarvm orientalivm qvae in Georgiae regionibvs avdivntvr liber primvs [-secvndvs]
Publication, distribution, etc.
Romae, : Ex Typographia Sacrae Congregationis de Propaganda Fide., M DC LXX. [1670]
Physical description
2 v. in 1 ([12], 143, [1] ; [8], 96 p.) ; 36 cm. (fol.)
Note
Tenth letter in first word of title is Greek character Ω [omega].
Note
Half title: Syntagmata linguarum orientalium quae in Georgiae regionibus audiuntur.
Note
Signatures: [dagger]⁴ [dagger dagger]² A-S⁴ ; [dagger]⁴ A-M⁴.
Note
Woodcut title vignettes, initials, and head- and tailpieces.
Note
Pages 24-26 contain a comparative table of the Armenian and Georgian alphabets with caption "Alphabetum Armenio-Ibericum".
Note
At foot of imprint: Superiorum permissu.
Formatted contents note
Contents: Liber primus, complectens Georgianae, seu Ibericae vulgaris linguae institutiones grammaticas -- Liber secundus, complectens Arabum et Turcarum orthographiam ac Turcicae linquae [sic] institutiones.
Provenance
Bequeathed to Eton College Library by Manoug Parikian in 1988.
Provenance
?19th century armorial bookplate with motto "Æquo adeste animo", possibly the Cope family.
Binding
?18th century calf quarter binding; gold-tooled spine with six raised bands; gilt spine title; decorated paper boards with floral pattern in polychrome paste paper; untrimmed edges.
Copy-specific note
Imperfect: Parikian's copy wanting bifolium [dagger dagger]² (last leaf of dedication and proemium) in part 1, and leaf [dagger dagger]4 (last leaf of dedication) in part 2.
Copy-specific note
Parikian's bibliographical notes in pencil inside covers, including note that the work is not in Anasyan, Nersessian, or Ghazikean.
Subject
Arabic language Early works to 1800.
Subject
Georgian language Early works to 1800.
Subject
Turkish language Early works to 1800.
Subject
Armenian language Early works to 1800.
Added entry--name
Parikian, Manoug former owner.
Added entry--name
Catholic Church.. Congregatio de Propaganda Fide. printer.
Added entry--place
Italy Rome.
Language code
lat
Identifier
B44634