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Srboy Horn meroy Yakobay Mzhbnay episkoposi Chaṛk' = Sancti patris nostril Jacobi episcopi Nisibeni Sermones cum prefatione, notis, & dissertatione de Ascetis quæ omnia nunc primum in lucem prodeunt..
Srboy Horn meroy Yakobay Mzhbnay episkoposi Chaṛk' = Sancti patris nostril Jacobi episcopi Nisibeni Sermones cum prefatione, notis, & dissertatione de Ascetis quæ omnia nunc primum in lucem prodeunt..
Parallel title: Sancti patris nostril Jacobi episcopi Nisibeni Sermones
Portion of title: Sermones
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Portion of title: Chaṛk'
Portion of title: Chaṛk'
Added title page title: Opera Sancti Jacobi episcopi Nisibeni
Romæ : Typis Sacræ Congregationis de Propaganda Fide., MDCCLVI. [1756]
[12], XLVI, [2], 488 p. ; 40 cm. (fol.)
In Armenian and Latin; some passages in Greek.
First 7 words of title in Armenian characters.
The 19 sermons of St James of Nisibis with text of the Armenian version and Latin translation in parallel columns, with notes by Nicola Antonelli.
At foot of imprint: Superiorum facultate.
With half-title: Opera Sancti Jacobi episcopi Nisibeni.
Title page printed in red and black, with engraved vignette after D. Muratori.
Text set in 12pt bolorgir and capitals.
Errors in pagination: pp. 297-304 misnumbered 291-298.
Woodcut head- and tail-pieces, initials.
Armenian errata on p. 487, Latin errata on p. 488.
Nersessian, 155
Voskanyan, 561
Bequeathed to Eton College Library by Manoug Parikian in 1988.
Parikian's pencil note recording purchase in Perugia, July 1970.
Ms. initials in ink to either side of title vignette: "S.E."(?) and "M.C.".
18th century sprinkled calf; tight spine with 6 raised bands and gold-tooled compartments' red leather spine label; block printed decorated paper pastedowns with design of flowers and pomegranates in red, yellow and purple; text block edges sponged in red, yellow and blue.
Parikian's bibliographical notes in pencil at foot of p. 488.
Traces of early paper spine label at head of spine.
Father of the Church, Syriac Early works to 1800.
Syriac literature Translations into Armenian Early works to 1800.
Armenian literature Translations into Latin Early works to 1800.
Sermons.
Parikian, Manoug former owner.
Antonelli, Nicola, 1698 - 1767 translator.
Catholic Church.. Congregatio de Propaganda Fide printer.
Italy Rome.
arm lat arm syr
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