Psaltērion David : Patissach ve pagamperin tespichatlarilan peraper ssimti iptitassi Allachin loutphou keremigilen, Gionani lisantan, Tiourk ntiline tertzoume olountou

Title Psaltērion David : Patissach ve pagamperin tespichatlarilan peraper ssimti iptitassi Allachin loutphou keremigilen, Gionani lisantan, Tiourk ntiline tertzoume olountou
Author Serapheim, Metropolitan of Ankara, active 18th century, Nikolaos Glykys ho ex Iōanninōn (Firm : Venice, Italy)
Publication Date: 1782
Publication Place Enetiēsin [Venice] - para Nikolaō Glykei tō exIōanniōn
Subject Turkish language -- Texts
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions 10, [2], 283, [3] p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Library: University of Michigan Library
Library Asset ID 824620839
Record ID 990121844510106381
Library Location UM Ann Arbor Libraries, University Library
Date 1782
Notes "Tzeme Chrisiapsligō kiphaetligi itzō. Agiansari izgileu, Venetikte pasmaia veriltē."--T.p., "It was given to be printed in Venice with the permission of the Notables for its sufficiency for the whole Christianity", "David: Pegamperēn ve Patēssachēn kaitesse"--P.1, "David: The Prophet and the Padishah rule", "Notice to the readers date"--p. 263, "Vakifname"--p. 261, In lower margin of 1 leaf in each signature: "Salterio Turco", "Noiriformatori, Dello Studio di Padova. ... Decembre 1782" --P. 283, "Lagaros Ag-ōiou Iannovariou 30 1862"--Handwritten on p. [285], Title vignette (printer's device) repeated on p. [282]., Decorative head and tail pieces and initials., Picture of King David--P. [12], Karamanlı Turkish is a dialect of Anatolian Turkish, spoken by the Greek Orthodox Christians in Karaman region of Ottoman Turkey. While Ottoman Turkish is written in the Arabic script, Karamanlı Turkish is written in the Greek alphabet. The term is derived from the 13th century Turkish Principality of Karaman in Central Anatolia. Karamanlı Greek Orthodox citizens of Turkey, and Turkish and Muslim citizens of Greece were exchanged as part of the Greek-Turkish population exchange of 1923.
Akademik Disiplin Humanities | Religious Studies
Katkıda Bulunanlar Serapheim, Metropolitan of Ankara, active 18th century., Nikolaos Glykys ho ex Iōanninōn (Firm : Venice, Italy)
Son Dizinleme Tarihi 20251210
Biçim Book
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Psaltērion David : Patissach ve pagamperin tespichatlarilan peraper ssimti iptitassi Allachin loutphou keremigilen, Gionani lisantan, Tiourk ntiline tertzoume olountou

Author Serapheim, Metropolitan of Ankara, active 18th century, Nikolaos Glykys ho ex Iōanninōn (Firm : Venice, Italy)
Publication Date 1782
Publication Place Enetiēsin [Venice] - para Nikolaō Glykei tō exIōanniōn
Subject Turkish language -- Texts
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions 10, [2], 283, [3] p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Library University of Michigan Library
Library Asset ID 824620839
Record ID 990121844510106381
Library Location UM Ann Arbor Libraries, University Library
Date 1782
Notes "Tzeme Chrisiapsligō kiphaetligi itzō. Agiansari izgileu, Venetikte pasmaia veriltē."--T.p., "It was given to be printed in Venice with the permission of the Notables for its sufficiency for the whole Christianity", "David: Pegamperēn ve Patēssachēn kaitesse"--P.1, "David: The Prophet and the Padishah rule", "Notice to the readers date"--p. 263, "Vakifname"--p. 261, In lower margin of 1 leaf in each signature: "Salterio Turco", "Noiriformatori, Dello Studio di Padova. ... Decembre 1782" --P. 283, "Lagaros Ag-ōiou Iannovariou 30 1862"--Handwritten on p. [285], Title vignette (printer's device) repeated on p. [282]., Decorative head and tail pieces and initials., Picture of King David--P. [12], Karamanlı Turkish is a dialect of Anatolian Turkish, spoken by the Greek Orthodox Christians in Karaman region of Ottoman Turkey. While Ottoman Turkish is written in the Arabic script, Karamanlı Turkish is written in the Greek alphabet. The term is derived from the 13th century Turkish Principality of Karaman in Central Anatolia. Karamanlı Greek Orthodox citizens of Turkey, and Turkish and Muslim citizens of Greece were exchanged as part of the Greek-Turkish population exchange of 1923.
Akademik Disiplin Humanities | Religious Studies
Katkıda Bulunanlar Serapheim, Metropolitan of Ankara, active 18th century., Nikolaos Glykys ho ex Iōanninōn (Firm : Venice, Italy)
Son Dizinleme Tarihi 20251210
Biçim Book
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