Haile, Catalogue of Ethiopian Manuscripts, vol. 10, p. 298
Provenance:
Note of ownership by (the church of) Boru Śellāsē, ff. 1a and 3a and by Zamikā'ēl, f. 174a. In the church of Boru Śellāsē when filmed.
Reproduction:
Ff. 11b-12a, 55b-56a, 59a and 107b-108a filmed twice.
Manuscript Part I
Folio:
174 ff.
Country:
Ethiopia
Region:
Wallo
City:
Tahulladarē
Date:
15th century
Other Decoration:
Drawing of small hand crosses, f. 174a. Decorative designs, ff. 15a and 136a.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
Ff. 3a-173a
Supplied Title:
Four Gospels
Language(s):
Ge'ez
Notes To Text:
Ff. 1b, 58a, 86a, 135a and 174b-175 blank.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
Ff. 3a-4a
Supplied Title:
Letter of Eusebius to Carpianus, in three arched frames on each of which perch four birds [karāwiyā]
Language(s):
Ge'ez
Manuscript Text
Folio:
Ff. 4b-7b
Supplied Title:
Eusabian canons, in seven arched frames with birds perched on them
Language(s):
Ge'ez
Notes To Text:
four birds [gwe'rā] perching on the first two, four of another type of birds [karāwiyā] on each of the third and fourth, eight still of another type of birds [tir] on the fifth and sixth and four birds of the latter type, [tir], on the seventh.
Manuscript Text
Folio:
F. 8a
Supplied Title:
Diagrammatic representation of the agreement of the four Gospels, Nebārē Śer'at za-kama ḫabru arbā'ettu Wangēlāwiyān:
Language(s):
Ge'ez
Notes To Text:
An arch on two columns and with a triangular roof, topped by a cross; seen also are two deer (?), bābulā, one near each column and two ostrichs (sagwan), flanking the cross, a knotted curtain falls from the arch between the two columns which form a door.
