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131. EAP432/1/41

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/41
Title:
Degua. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is one of the hymnical books of St. Yared. Three columns, wood cover, covered with cloth. It measures 29x26x7.5 174 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 184 TIFF images

132. EAP432/1/42

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/42
Title:
Mengel Tsion. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is composed of different homilies on St. Mary authored by different scholars of the early church. Two columns, kept in a kofida. It measures 28.5x25x8 and has 155 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 162 TIFF images

133. EAP432/1/43

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/43
Title:
Wongel. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is the four Gospel. Two columns, wood cover. It measures 32x27x7 and has 169 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 177 TIFF images

134. EAP432/1/44

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/44
Title:
Senkesar. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is the story of different saints which are commemorated from Tahisas (December) to Yekatit (February). Three columns, wood cover. It measures 33x29x8 and has 228 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 237 TIFF images

135. EAP432/1/45

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/45
Title:
Senkesar. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is the story of different saints which are commemorated from meskerem (September) to Hidar (November) Three columns, wood cover. It measures 33x29x8 and has 228 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 219 TIFF images

136. EAP432/1/46

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/46
Title:
Senkesar. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is the story of different saints which are commemorated from sene (June) to Pagumen. Three columns, wood cover. It measures 33x29x8 and has 228 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 229 TIFF images

137. EAP432/1/47

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/47
Title:
Haymanote Abew. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is a collection of homilies authored by different scholars of the early Church. Old, torn out, three columns with some introductory pages which were scribed later. It measures 36x30x12 and has 247 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 285 TIFF images

138. EAP432/1/48

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/48
Title:
Dersane Hawaryat. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is a collection of stories about the life and deeds of the Apostles. Two columns, relatively in a better situation. It measures 28x14x7. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 77 TIFF images

139. EAP432/1/49

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/49
Title:
Metshafe Genzet. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is a prayer book read on a dead body. Two columns, old and damaged manuscript. It measures 29x25x4 and has 93 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 100 TIFF images

140. EAP432/1/50

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP432/1/50
Title:
Metshafe Qeddasse. [17th century]
Scope & Content:
It is the Book of Liturgy according to the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Two columns, damaged. It measures 29x22.5x6 and has 111 folios. Sewed together
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Geez
Date Range:
17th century
Extent:
One volume copied as 118 TIFF images

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