A COPTIC BOOK OF SEVEN PRAYERS (AGPEYA) Probably Egypt, with...
A COPTIC BOOK OF SEVEN PRAYERS (AGPEYA)
Probably Egypt, with an attribution date of 1899 AD
Comprising 183 pages, 9 lines of black and red cursive script to the page; the manuscript, a Coptic prayer books for days and nights by the Coptic Orthodox Church, witht two illustrations, one of the Archangel Michael and the latter of Saint George defeating the dragon, with bound but one cover detatched; the Book of Seven Prayers, also known as the Agpeya, structures prayers across seven distinct hours of the day corresponding to events in the life of Jesus Christ.
13cm x 9.5cm x 3.5cm
A COPTIC BOOK OF SEVEN PRAYERS (AGPEYA)
Probably Egypt, with an attribution date of 1899 AD
Comprising 183 pages, 9 lines of black and red cursive script to the page; the manuscript, a Coptic prayer books for days and nights by the Coptic Orthodox Church, witht two illustrations, one of the Archangel Michael and the latter of Saint George defeating the dragon, with bound but one cover detatched; the Book of Seven Prayers, also known as the Agpeya, structures prayers across seven distinct hours of the day corresponding to events in the life of Jesus Christ.
13cm x 9.5cm x 3.5cm
