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Saint Mark's Monastery, Jerusalem MS 248 (SMMJ 00248) |
1,475 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
See entry at CPART and in Macomber ([Macomber A]; [Macomber B]) (St. Mark's Convent, Jerusalem 2-13; SMC 2-13). Filoksinos Yohanna Dolabany, Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in St. Mark’s Monastery (1994).
- Part A (20th Century) (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Syrian Orthodox collection of miscellaneous liturgical pieces
- f. 1r-2r Rite for the reconciliation of a penitent sinner
- f. 2v-3v Order of the prayers of the hymns of the canon
- f. 3v-4v Acrostic alphabetic hymn without title
- f. 4v-5r A song on drinking; It is sung on the alphabet
- Part B (1474/5 CE) (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Syrian Orthodox collection of miscellaneous liturgical pieces
- f. 1r-42r Miscellaneous Liturgical Pieces
- f. 1r-9r Shumlaya that the deacon proclaims in the offering of the Eucharist according to the modern revision of Melitene. This is a diaconal for the Mass.
- f. 9r-10r Communion hymns for the Thursday of the Mysteries
- f. 1r-23r Prayers, proemia, sedre, 'etre, and huttame that are learned by heart by a new priest when he is ordained.
- f. 10r-11r Order of the Mother of God
- f. 11r-12r Order of the Apostles
- f. 12r-13r Order of the martyrs
- f. 13r-14r Order of the Patron Saint
- f. 14r-15r Communion order
- f. 15r-16r Order of penitance
- f. 16v-17v Order of the departed
- f. 17v-19r Oder of the Cross
- f. 19rv Order of the Resurrection
- f. 19v-20r Order of Vespers
- f. 20r-21r Order of Compline
- f. 21r-22r Order of the night office
- f. 22r-23r Order of Matins
- f. 23rv Huttame of the other offices
- f. 26r-32v Ordinary of the mass
- f. 32v-33r Prayer for blessing of bread. A table grace.
- f. 33r-39v Prayers of every kind
- f. 33r-34r Prayers of vespers
- f. 34r-35r Prayers of the "hymns of the Greek canon"
- f. 35r-38v Miscellaneous prayers
- f. 38v-39v Table prayers (Garshuni)
- f. 39v-42r Two rhymed homilies for feasts (in Garshuni)
- f. 39v-40v Homily on the feast of the Nativity
- f. 40v-42r Homily on the Epiphany
- f. 42r-45r Two questions of the Fathers
- f. 42r Question that Bishop Severus asked of Bishop Jacob of Edessa: "How is God above all and below all, inside all and outside all and in all?"
- f. 42v-45r Bishop John (?), Question concerning the dead after burial while he is doing penance (Garshuni)
- f. 45v-48v Miracle that our Lady Mary, the Mother of God, worked
- f. 48v A few epigrams
- f. 49r-58r Four more rhymed homilies
- f. 49r-52r Turjām of the blessed Fast
- f. 52r-54r A pretty homily on the venerable crucifixion
- f. 54r-56r Turjām of Ninevah and lections (?) of the prophet Jonah. A single rhymed composition
- f. 56v-58r Turjām on the Resurrection
- f. 58rv Two prayers: One for the patriarch and one for the sultan
- f. 59r-61r Another rhymed homily: Turjām on the Dormition of our Lady the Virgin Mary
- f. 61v-69r
- f. 69v-73v Homily delivered by St. Jacob which he delivered on the thief of the right hand; read on the Friday of the Crucifixion
- f. 73v-88v An abridged discouse on the true faith and on the hymns of the spiritual Church.
- f. 89r-96r The questions of St. Basil and St. Gregory
- f. 96r-112r Ten questions concerning which a certain disciple asked his master
- f. 96rv Contents
- f. 96v-112r Text
- f. 112r-118r Homily delivered by Bishop Gregory (Pseudo-Gregory Nazianzus), on the destruction of this world and the departure of the soul from the body
- f. 118v-148r The Apocalypse of Paul (Garshuni)
- f. 148v Beginning of an unidentified item
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Mardin, Turkey Chaldean Cathedral (CCM 00340) |
1,700 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
- f. 3r-26r Basil of Caesarea, Homily on Easter, Good Friday, and on the departure of the soul from the body
- f. 27r-28r Collection of Proverbs
- f. 28v-30v Chronological calculations
- f. 32v-68v Life of St. Gregory
- f. 68v-74r Story of Susanna
- f. 74v-80r Miracles of the Virgin Mary
- f. 80v-81r Ephrem Syrus, Homily
- f. 81v-87r John Chrysostom, On Repentance
- f. 87v-95v Moses' conversation on Mt. Sinai
- f. 97r-100v Life of Mar Isaac
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Diyarbakir, Turkey Meryem Ana Kilisesi 242; 7/13; 279 (DIYR 00242) |
1,707 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
- Homily
- John Chrysostom, On repentance
- On repentance
- Story of the Forty Martyrs
- On repentance
- John Chrysostom, On mercy
- Ephrem Syrus, On repentance
- Homily on the Holy Lent that is recited every day in the church
- George, Bishop of the Arabs, Homily on Dying, the world and the soul's exit from the body
- Story of St. Gregory
- Basil, Bishop of Caesarea, About a swimmer in springs and streams
- Moses' conversation on Mt. Sinai
- Letter that fell from heaven
- Story of John of the Golden Gospel
- Jacob of Sarug, Homily on repentance that is recited during the days of the Lent
- Story of St. Gregory
- Martyrdom of Barbara and Juliana
- Story of righteous Job
- Story of Anba Cyrus
- Story of St. Michael
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Diyarbakir, Turkey Meryem Ana Kilisesi (DIYR 00251) |
1,702 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
- Prooemia, Sedrē, Readings from the Gospels and Pauline Epistles
- Anaphora of Dionysius bar Ṣalibi
- Anaphora of St. John (bishop of Haran Habura and Nisibis)
- Anaphora of Xystus of Rome
- Anaphora of Eustathius of Antioch
- Anaphora of Julius of Rome
- Anaphora of Moshe bar Kepha
- Anaphora of Marutha of Tagrit
- Anaphora of Lazarus bar Sabta
- Anaphora of Jacob of Edessa
- Anaphora of Ignatius of Mardin
- Dismissal and other prayers
- Basil of Caesarea, Commentary on the Eucharist
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Diyarbakir, Turkey Meryem Ana Kilisesi (DIYR 00270) |
1,931 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac, Turkish |
- Readings from the Gospels and Pauline Epistles; Sedrē, prooemia (Garshuni, Syriac, Turkish)
- Short anaphora of James, the Lord's brother (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Abraham Naḥshirtana (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of the Twelve Apostles (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Dionysius bar Ṣalībī (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Jacob of Ḥarran, Ḥabur and Nisibis (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Eustathius of Antioch (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Xystus of Rome (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of John bar Shushan (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Joint Anaphora (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Matthew the Pastor (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Proclus of Byzantium (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Xystus of Rome (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Julius of Rome (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Peter, the head of the Apostles (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Vigil of the Virgin (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Readings (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Julius of Rome (Syriac)
- Anaphora of Moshe bar Kepha (Syriac)
- Anaphora of Marutha of Tagrit (Syriac)
- Anaphora of Lazarus bar Sabta (Syriac)
- Anaphora of Jacob of Edessa (Syriac)
- Anaphora of Patriarch bar Wahib (Syriac)
- Prayers (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Basil of Caesarea, Commentary on the Liturgy (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Prayers (Garshuni)
- Anaphora of Jacob of Sarug (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Readings (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Anaphora of Marutha of Tagrit (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Readings (Garshuni)
- Anaphora of Philoxenus of Mabbug (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Readings (Garshuni)
- Anaphora of Mark the Evangelist (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Readings; Anaphora of John the Evangelist (Garshuni, Syriac)
- Readings, Anaphora of Patriarch bar Wahib (Garshuni, Syriac)
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Saint Mark's Monastery, Jerusalem MS 169 (SMMJ 00169) |
1,781 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
Filoksinos Yohanna Dolabany, Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in St. Mark’s Monastery (1994).
- fol. 1r-135v Homilies (Syriac, Garshuni)
- Includes homilies by Michael the Syrian, John Chrysostom, Ephrem of Nisibis, Jacob of Serugh, Gregory of Nyssa, Basil of Caesarea, and Epiphanius of Constantia in Cyprus
- fol. 136v-145r Story of Saint Michael in Dayr al-Samaka at the gate of Mardin (Garshuni)
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Saint Mark's Monastery, Jerusalem MS 170 (SMMJ 00170) |
1,596 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
Filoksinos Yohanna Dolabany, Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in St. Mark’s Monastery (1994).
- Includes texts by Isaac of Nineveh, Ephrem of Nisibis, Basil of Caesarea, John Chrysostom, Jacob of Serugh, Athanasius of Alexandria, Gregory of Nyssa, Cyril of Alexandria, Epiphanius of Constantia, and Bar Hebraeus. Narratives in the collection include story of a penitent demon and some monks, fol. 189v-192r; story of the merchant and his wife, fol. 235v-236v
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