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Triodion and hymns : manuscript, [1500s]

[1500s]

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A Triodion, or, the Orthodox liturgical book that contains the variable portions of the Liturgy and other services for a particular period of the Orthodox ecclesiastical calendar; and hymns by Theodore the Stoudite, Theophanes, Iosef, and other texts; from the 16th century. The manuscript is written in a liturgical book in cursive. Lower boards partially missing.
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Part of Medieval and Renaissance Mediterranean Manuscripts
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Princeton MS. 196
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Language
Greek
Subject
Theophanes the Confessor -approximately 818—Hymns
Hymns, Greek (Christian).
Manuscripts, Medieval—Byzantine Empire
Orthodox Eastern Church
Orthodox liturgical music—History
Hymns
Manuscripts—16th century
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