al-Injīl al-muqaddas li-rabbinā Yasūʻal-Masīḥ al-maktūb min arbaʻ al-injīlīyīn al-muqaddasīn aʻnī: Mattá wa-Murqus wa-Lūqā wa-Yūḥannā = The holy gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ written by the four holy evangelists: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
(الانجيل المقدس لربنا يسوع المسيح المکتوب من اربع الانجيليين المقدسين اعني متى ومرقس ولوقا ويوحنا )
| Title |
al-Injīl al-muqaddas li-rabbinā Yasūʻal-Masīḥ al-maktūb min arbaʻ al-injīlīyīn al-muqaddasīn aʻnī: Mattá wa-Murqus wa-Lūqā wa-Yūḥannā = The holy gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ written by the four holy evangelists: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John |
| Title Original
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الانجيل المقدس لربنا يسوع المسيح المکتوب من اربع الانجيليين المقدسين اعني متى ومرقس ولوقا ويوحنا
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| Publication Place |
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Typographia Medicea, 1590 [i. And. |
| Type |
Book |
| Language |
Arabic |
| Digital |
No
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| Manuscript |
No
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| Pages Count |
368 |
| Physical Dimensions |
368 p. illus. 35 cm. |
| Library: |
Library of Congress |
| Record ID |
7886703 |
| Sample Text |
This is the first edition of the Gospels printed in Arabic. It was printed at the Typographia Medicea, a printing house established in Rome by Ferdinando de Medici at the request of Pope Gregory XIII for the purpose of spreading Christianity by printing biblical texts and liturgical books in oriental languages. The Typographia Medicea commissioned fonts of oriental type from some of the most important designers of the period, including noted French printer Robert Granjon, who designed this type face for this Arabic edition. The book is illustrated with 149 woodcuts, using 67 repeated blocks. Fourteen of these blocks are signed with monograms of the Florence artist Antonio Tempesta and the block cutter Leonardo Parasole.
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| Sınıflandırma |
BS315 .A67 1591 |
| Tür |
text |
