Or. 1889 (University Library, Cambridge University)
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Contents
Summary of Contents: A codex containing a Psalter, Canticles, and Ethiopian hymns, with an unfinished drawing of King David and a cross design.139v-158rTitle: CanticlesLanguage(s): Geez140v-143rTitle: Prayer of MosesLanguage(s): GeezDeut 32
143v-144rTitle: Prayer of HannahLanguage(s): Geez1 Sam 2
144b-144vTitle: Prayer of HezekiahLanguage(s): GeezIsa 38
145r-145vTitle: Prayer of MenassehLanguage(s): Geez146r-146rTitle: Prayer of JonahLanguage(s): GeezJonah 2
146v-147rTitle: Prayer of DanielLanguage(s): GeezDan 3
Physical Description
Form: codexExtent: 175 ff.Dimensions (leaf): 24.1 × 17.8 cm.Layout
19-22 lines per leaf
Hand(s)
Bold, but undistinguished.
Decoration
- f. 3v Unfinished drawing of King David with his harp.
- f. 4r-4v Cross design.
- f. 158v Picture of the Virgin and Child in 'Celestial' Jerusalem.
Binding
Wooden boards covered with stamped leather and cloth lining.
History
Origin: 19th cent. CE; Ethiopia.Provenance and Acquisition
From the library of the late Armbruster, C. H. (Carl Hubert), 1874-1957. Bought by Armbruster in Ethiopia in 1908.
Donated to Cambridge University by Armbruster on 19 August 1957.
Record Sources
Description based on Catalogue of Ethiopian manuscripts in the Cambridge University Library / by Edward Ullendorff and Stephen G. Wright; with a contribution by D.A. Hubbard.Cambridge University Press.1961Availability
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Bibliography
- Catalogue of Ethiopian manuscripts in the Cambridge University Library / by Edward Ullendorff and Stephen G. Wright ; with a contribution by D.A. Hubbard., Ullendorff, Edward (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1961)
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