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| Country |
Iraq
VIAF
|
| City |
Qarah Qūsh
VIAF
|
| Repository | Private Library of Raʻd Nāṣir al-Qass Mūsá |
| Current Status | Unknown |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 65 leaf(ves) |
| Century(ies) | 19th-20th century (?) |
| Language(s) | Arabic Garshuni; Syriac |
| Genre(s) | Liturgical books (Eastern Christian) |
| Notes |
Cataloging follows the modern foliation in Arabic numerals |
| HMML Proj. Num. |
PLQ RNQM 00002 |
| Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/538208 |
| Processed By | HMML |
| Acknowledgments | Digitized in collaboration with Centre Numérique des Manuscrits Orientaux (CNMO), Ankawa, Erbil, Iraq; cataloged by James E. Walters |
| Surrogate Format | Digital |
| Capture Date | 2012/03/25 |
| Access Restrictions | Registered |
| Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 65 leaf(ves) |
| Foliation | Modern pagination in Eastern Arabic numerals and Syriac letters and modern folioation in Arabic numerals |
| Binding Dimensions | 25 x 17 x 2.5 cm |
| Condition Notes |
Imperfect: wanting leaves at the end |
| Type | Manuscript |
| Part Location | fol. 1r-65v |
| Century(ies) | 19th-20th century (?) |
| Year Range | 1800-2000 |
| Support | Paper |
| Page Layout | 1 column, 18 lines per page |
| Catchwords | Yes |
| Writing System | Syriac |
| Script(s) | Serto |
| Notes |
Copied by ܩܫܝܫܐ ܡܘܣܐ ܒܪ ܣܠܝܡܐܢ; colophon on fol. 38v |
| Item Location | fol. 1v-65v |
| Title | Collection of short liturgies, hymns, and prayers |
| Language(s) | Arabic Garshuni; Syriac |
| Country |
Iraq
VIAF
|
| City |
Qarah Qūsh
VIAF
|
| Repository | Private Library of Raʻd Nāṣir al-Qass Mūsá |
| Current Status | Unknown |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 65 leaf(ves) |
| Century(ies) | 19th-20th century (?) |
| Language(s) | Arabic Garshuni; Syriac |
| Genre(s) | Liturgical books (Eastern Christian) |
| Notes |
Cataloging follows the modern foliation in Arabic numerals |
| HMML Proj. Num. |
PLQ RNQM 00002 |
| Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/538208 |
| Processed By | HMML |
| Acknowledgments | Digitized in collaboration with Centre Numérique des Manuscrits Orientaux (CNMO), Ankawa, Erbil, Iraq; cataloged by James E. Walters |
| Surrogate Format | Digital |
| Capture Date | 2012/03/25 |
| Access Restrictions | Registered |
| Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
| Type of Record | Manuscript |
| Extent | 65 leaf(ves) |
| Foliation | Modern pagination in Eastern Arabic numerals and Syriac letters and modern folioation in Arabic numerals |
| Binding Dimensions | 25 x 17 x 2.5 cm |
| Condition Notes |
Imperfect: wanting leaves at the end |
| Type | Manuscript |
| Part Location | fol. 1r-65v |
| Century(ies) | 19th-20th century (?) |
| Year Range | 1800-2000 |
| Support | Paper |
| Page Layout | 1 column, 18 lines per page |
| Catchwords | Yes |
| Writing System | Syriac |
| Script(s) | Serto |
| Notes |
Copied by ܩܫܝܫܐ ܡܘܣܐ ܒܪ ܣܠܝܡܐܢ; colophon on fol. 38v |
| Item Location | fol. 1v-65v |
| Title | Collection of short liturgies, hymns, and prayers |
| Language(s) | Arabic Garshuni; Syriac |
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