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Princeton Ethiopic Manuscript No. 47: Miracles of Mary (Tä'ammərä Maryam), Miracles of Jesus (Tä'ammərä Iyassus), late 18th century
Collection Overview
Collection Description & Creator Information
- Scope and Contents
Illustration: Fol. 2v: Drawing of Virgin Mary and the Christ Child with angels with drawn swords and broad decorative border.
Illustration: Fol. 110v: Miniature of Joachim and Hannah with large orange border and with notes above their heads: "How Joachim prayed" and "How Saint Hannah prayed".
Fol. 1v: Note of the sale of the manuscript in faint ballpoint pen in another hand. States the date is Tər 26, 1928 EC. Sellers, the buyer, and the witnesses names included.
Fols. 3r, 13r, 15r, passim: Original owner noted at the beginning of each miracle, in the intercession: "Virgin Mary be with Wäldä Maryam."
Owner: Wäldä Maryam.
No scribe listed.
Gift of Bruce Willsie, Princeton Class of 1986.
- Arrangement
Arranged in manuscript number order, by accession. Numbers 29 and 67-71 are unassigned.
Collection History
- Sponsorship:
This cataloging project was made possible through generous support from the David A. Gardner '69 Magic Project, Princeton University.
- Processing Information
The present finding aid was prepared in June-July 2009 by Kesis Melaku Terefe , Virgin Mary Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church in Los Angeles, with assistance of Prof. Wendy Laura Belcher , Department of Comparative Literature and Center for African American Studies, Princeton University. This cataloging project was made possible through generous support from the David A. Gardner '69 Magic Project, Princeton University.
In 2022, restrictions on manuscripts No. 54, 57, and 65 were lifted as part of a restrictions review project.
In 2022, manuscripts nos. 86-95 were added to the collection.
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Princeton Ethiopic Manuscript No. 47: Miracles of Mary (Tä'ammərä Maryam), Miracles of Jesus (Tä'ammərä Iyassus); Princeton Ethiopic Manuscripts, C0776, Manuscripts Division, Department of Special Collections, Princeton University Library
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- Bibliography
References: See references listed in manuscript no. 8 and 41.