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4to (170 x 230 mm). 147 ff. Arabic manuscript on laid, watermarked Ottoman paper. Black naskh script, punctuated in red. Original Byzantine monastic binding (alla Greca style) of 10 mm thick wooden boards, cut flush with the text block, covered with full goat or sheepskin leather, moulded and cut to fit around endbands and extended at rear, blind-tooled with a two-lined frame enclosing a two-lined cross and diagonal lines. An Arabic Gospel lectionary acquired from the Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem, on 18 December 1733, with an inscription in an early Spanish hand, "Este livro de Evangelios es del Conv.do de Belen. Se compro en 18 d. Dez. 1733". - This Gospel lectionary was copied in Arabic for a Byzantine Orthodox or Melkite rite religious observance. The manuscript follows the course of a calendar year with gospel readings selected for each occasion of observance. The end of the lectionary year terminates with the feast of the Holy Sash of the Virgin Mary on the 31st of August. - The lectionary was the primary format of the Gospels used in the Arabic-speaking Eastern church, while the continuous Gospels were much less frequently used. A fixed version of the Arabic lectionary seems to have existed from at least the 8th century onwards. At a time when personal reading of the Bible was rare, these Gospel books were designed to be read in church. - The lectionary principally contains readings from the Gospel of St John with further passages from St Luke and St Matthew. It wants a few early pages, but remains bound in its original alla Greca binding, which consists of two plates of wood covered in goat skin and raised cords on either end of the spine; groups of quires have been stitched with thick horizontal threads. - Early binding a touch loose, shows minor wear. Wanting beginning leaves; light soiling. In good condition. - 1) Spanish purchase inscription denoting the Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem, 1733 CE. - 2) Abu Sama'an, a carpenter and Muchtar of the Syrian Orthodox Church, who sold antiquities from his workshop and home overlooking Bethlehem square. - 3) Purchased from Abu Sama'an in 1968 by Father Howard Carlson, Director of the Presbyterian Church Hospital in Bethlehem, 1965 to 1974. - 4) Sam Fogg, 2017.

Folio (228 x 315 mm). 226 pp. Printed in red and black Arabic letterpress throughout. Contemporary blind tooled binding with central Greek cross of arabesque elements within a plant motif frame and internal corner tools. Second edition of an Eastern Christian liturgical text used by the Maronite Church, first issued in 1775, and a mature product of the celebrated Shuwayr press, comprising portions of the Old Testament and the Apocrypha appointed to be read on Festivals throughout the year, according to the services of the Greek Church. - The typography reflects the established house style of the Shuwayr foundry founded by Abdallah Zakher, whose Arabic punches and matrices sustained Catholic printing in Mount Lebanon and the wider Levant for more than a century. The printing office of the Melkite monastery of St. John the Baptist at al-Shuwayr in the Lebanese Kisrawan mountains was operative between 1734 and 1899, during which time it produced in all 69 Arabic books, including re-editions (cf. Silvestre de Sacy I, pp. 412-414; Middle Eastern Languages and the Print Revolution. A Cross-Cultural Encounter, Westhofen 2002, pp. 179-181). - The volume preserves a coherent series of handwritten Arabic inscriptions documenting its sustained use within a Maronite clerical family. An early note dated 1 November 1835 records the book as assigned to the deacon Musa Shukr Allah, specifying that he was nine years old at the time. Subsequent entries record the births of male children within the same family in 1856, 1858, and 1867, reflecting the customary use of liturgical books as repositories of family record. A later and particularly informative inscription dated 19 February 1880 records the departure of the youngest child, later known as Yusuf Awdi Fadl al Surukan (?), for Beirut, to be placed under the authority of Iqlimisi Yusuf Dahud, the Syriac Catholic archbishop of Mosul, for formal education with the Jesuits, explicitly in preparation for priesthood. Together these inscriptions provide rare, continuous evidence of private Maronite clerical ownership, intergenerational transmission, and direct connection to Beirut-based ecclesiastical education in the late Ottoman period. - As a survival of early 19th-century Christian Arabic printing from Mount Lebanon, the book bears witness to the intellectual and devotional vitality of Near Eastern Catholic communities, now further distinguished by its documented life in use. - Well preserved with text block generally clean; scattered light toning and stains. Binding with loss to lower left corner of upper board and other small defects. In good condition. - Ownership inscription recorded on 1 Nov. 1835 for "Deacon Musa who was nine years old at the time"; family records of the births of three male children in 1856, 1858, and 1867. A later inscription dated 19 Feb. 1880 records the departure of the youngest child to Beirut to pursue priesthood. Two colophons with images, the first of which is printed "ex antiqua gemma hujus magniitudinis" and another icon "finiti le Lettere e i Vangeli". - Nasrallah 43.

Syriac lectionary printed at the Dominican Press of Mosul, here in its first and only edition by Clemens Joseph David (1829-1890). Clemens Joseph David was a prominent scholar of the Syriac Catholic Church, who was greatly admired for his knowledge of the Syriac language (a form of Aramaic), history, literature and liturgy by the most distinguished European Syriac scholars. In 1879, he became Archbishop of Damascus. The present lectionary is one of his principal Syriac publications.A lectionary is a book containing a collection of scripture readings (pericopes) which are appointed to be read on particular days of the year, here excluding the lent term in June (according to the title).The present work also includes a preface, written by Ignatius Jirjis Shalhat, Patriarch of Antioch. The Dominican Press of Mosul played a major role in the formation and education of Chaldean and Syriac Catholic intellectuals in the late 19th and early 20th century. As the Mosul Dominican Press was "a melting pot of Syriac and Latin theological traditions", the present Lectionarium Syriacum shows us - even more because of the Latin title-page - how the Syriac Christian tradition goes hand in hand with the liturgical traditions of the Roman Church. The work is extremely rare: we have traced no copy ever offered for sale and only three copies in institutional libraries (the British Library and the university libraries of Bonn and Bamberg) making the present copy the fourth copy known.Binding slightly worn around the edges. Some small marginal tears and some browning to the first and last leaves, but overall in good condition. An extremely rare Syriac liturgical work.l Cf. J.F. Coakley & David G.K. Taylor, "Syriac books printed at the Dominican Press, Mosul", in: George Kiraz (ed.), Malphono w-Rabo d-Malphone (2008), pp. 71-110 ; Gabriel Oussani, "The modern Chaldeans and Nestorians, and the study of Syriac among them", in: Journal of the American Oriental Society, 22 (1901), pp. 79-96. Contemporary half blue sheepskin, blue cloth sides, gold-tooled spine lettered (in Syriac) in gold, marbled endpapers. With a Latin title-page set in roman type and a Syriac title-page set in Syriac type, both within a red and blue ornamental frame. Preliminary leaves also set within a red ornamental frame. Text set in Syriac type and printed in black and red. With a few religious illustrations throughout the text. Pages: 648 pp.