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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Vat. sir. 369 |
700 CE |
Syriac |
Catalog entry in Assemani
- Gregory of Nyssa, On St. Stephen
- Amphicolus, Funeral oration on praise
- Severian of Gabala, On the Nativity of the Lord
- Gregory Nazianzus, on the holy light seen at the Baptism of our Lord
- John Chrysostom, On the holy light
- John Chrysostom, On the Epiphany of our Lord
- John Chrysostom, On the baptism of the Lord
- John Chrysostom, Wrestling with Satan
- John Chrysostom, Another on the baptism of the Lord
- John Chrysostom, Another on the Epiphany and on the baptism of the Lord
- Jacob (Doctor of the Church), On the Epiphany of the Lord
- John Chrysostom, On the entrance of the Lord into the temple
- John Chrysostom, Another on the entrance of the Lord into the temple
- Proclus of Constantinople, On dogma
- Basil the Great, On the Initian sunday of the 40-day fast
- Basil the Great, On the 40-day fast
- Basil the Great, Another on the 40-day fast
- Jacob (Doctor of the Church), On the 40-day fast
- John Chrysostom, On the Fast
- John Chrysostom, Another on the Fast
- John Chrysostom, Another on the Holy Fast
- Basil the Great, On the 40 martyrs of Sebaste
- Basil the Great, Another on the 40 martyrs of Sebaste
- John Chrysostom, On the Annunciation
- John Chrysostom, Another on the Annunciation
- Cyril of Alexandria, In praise of the Mother
- John Chrysostom, On Lazarus the poor man
- John Chrysostom, On Palm Sunday
- John Chrysostom, On the second day of Holy Week
- Anastasius of Sinai, On the descent of our Lord into Sheol
- Gregory Nazianzus, On the Pascha
- Gregory Nazianzus, Another on the Pascha
- John Chrysostom, On the 5th day of the mysteries
- John Chrysostom, Another on the 5th day of the mysteries
- John Chrysostom, On the cross and on the thief on the right
- John Chrysostom, On the sixth day of the crucifixion
- John Chrysostom, Another on the crucifixion of our Lord
- On the pascha
- John Chrysostom, On the resurrection of our Lord
- Gregory Nazianzus, On the New Sunday
- John Chrysostom, On the New Sunday
- John Chrysostom, On the Ascension of our Lord
- Gregory Nazianzus, On the feast of Pentecost and on the Holy Spirit
- John Chrysostom, On Pentecost
- John Chrysostom, On the Holy Apostles and the Holy Spirit
- John Chrysostom, On the holy cross, and on Adam and Eve
- John Chrysostom, On the Prodigal Son
- John Chrysostom, Another on the Prodigal Son
- John Chrysostom, A third on the Prodigal Son
- John Chrysostom, On virginity, penitence, and corruption
- John Chrysostom, On Pslalm 50
- Anastasius of Sinai, On Psalm 6
- John Chrysostom, On the statement to Timothy "Drink a bit of wine for thy stomach's sake"
- John Chrysostom, On that statement "Whoever does not hurt his own soul, no one can hurt him."
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