... The sacred four Gospels of Jesus Christ D. N. Written in Arabic, rendered in Latin, and adorned with figures [Texte imprimé]

Title	... The sacred four Gospels of Jesus Christ D. N. Written in Arabic, rendered in Latin, and adorned with figures [Texte imprimé]
Subject	None — None — None
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	[4] p., p. 9-462, [1] ; in-fol.
Library:	Bibliothèque nationale de France
Library Asset ID	FRBNF38793698
Record ID	cb38793698g
Notes	New issue from the ed. of Rome, 1591, with the addition of a p. of title, which can also be presented in another form, cf. previous notice. Furthermore, ff. lim. can count, i.e. [2] pp. as in the previous notice; or as in the broadcast described here, [4] pp. (title, white verso then notice to the recomposed reader "Typographus lectori", which therefore appears at the head and at the last p. n. ch., white verso); or finally [8] pp. as indicated by Darlow & Moule: (title, white verso; notice to the reader "Typographus lectori" recomposed, white verso; dedication to Cardinal Carlo Madruzzi and his portrait). Arabic text taken from the ed. in Arabic alone, Rome, 1590-1591. Trans. Latin interlinear attributed to Gabriel Sionita. Some wood gr. are signed with the monogram of Antonio Tempesta and Leonardo Parasole. Arabic title at the top. Title in r. and n. with the arms of the Medici
Baskı yeri	Romae in typographia Medicea. M.D.X.CI.

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... The sacred four Gospels of Jesus Christ D. N. Written in Arabic, rendered in Latin, and adorned with figures [Texte imprimé]

Subject None — None — None

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions [4] p., p. 9-462, [1] ; in-fol.

Library Bibliothèque nationale de France

Library Asset ID FRBNF38793698

Record ID cb38793698g

Notes New issue from the ed. of Rome, 1591, with the addition of a p. of title, which can also be presented in another form, cf. previous notice. Furthermore, ff. lim. can count, i.e. [2] pp. as in the previous notice; or as in the broadcast described here, [4] pp. (title, white verso then notice to the recomposed reader "Typographus lectori", which therefore appears at the head and at the last p. n. ch., white verso); or finally [8] pp. as indicated by Darlow & Moule: (title, white verso; notice to the reader "Typographus lectori" recomposed, white verso; dedication to Cardinal Carlo Madruzzi and his portrait). Arabic text taken from the ed. in Arabic alone, Rome, 1590-1591. Trans. Latin interlinear attributed to Gabriel Sionita. Some wood gr. are signed with the monogram of Antonio Tempesta and Leonardo Parasole. Arabic title at the top. Title in r. and n. with the arms of the Medici

Baskı yeri Romae in typographia Medicea. M.D.X.CI.