Condacarius in the Greek original of the XII-XIII century.According to the manuscript of the Moscow Synodal Library No. 437 with...

Amphilochia (archimandrite).Condacarius in the Greek original of the XII-XIII century.According to the manuscript of the Moscow Synodal Library No. 437 with the oldest Slavic translation of condaks and icos what are in translation, and with the application of extracts of condaks and icos from the official Greek manuscript miners with the Slavic ancient translation and 2) from the Slavic official minusceptors with Greek text and without it and without it and without it and without itWith discrepancies in both languages: with pictures in the number of 229 pages: the work of Archimandrite Amphilochia.- Moscow: Type.former.A.V.Kudryavtseva, 1879. -[2], VII, 9-260, IX s.+ adj.([2], 103 p.).-Part of the text for Church Slavs.and Greek.ulcer.Dedicated to the memory of Archimandrite Paisius.Bibliogr.In the text and subscription.Note ..-Ad.: Addition to condacarius of the XII-XIII century.-Moscow: Type.former.A.V.Kudryavtseva, 1879. - Ex.: Without region..I. Paisiy (Archimandrite) .1.Russian language (collection).Electronic copy source: PBOriginal storage location: Samara OUNB