‹ Catalogue sequence 10v — 11. Motherhood: Madonna and child — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 10v 16v — 1. Hildephonsus of Toledo composes the book of the Taʾammǝra Māryā — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 16v 17r — 3. St Mary presenting to Hildephonsus of Toledo a throne and garment — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 17r 18v — 1. A poor monk lacks the food and clothes that he requires — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 18v 19r — 3. St Mary appears in the poor monk in a vision while he sleeps — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 19r 20v — 1. The worker standing next to St Mary, who performs a blessing gesture, while sitting on a throne and holding her son — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 20v 22v — 2. St Mary sitting on a throne with the two deacons in the background and raising him by her hand — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 22v 24r — Dǝmyānos lying down before the icon of Mary, which performs a gesture of blessing — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 24r — source only 24v — Dǝmyānos lying down before the icon of Mary, which performs a gesture of blessing — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 24v 26v — The bishop ʾAbbās standing and distributing communion surrounded by the faithful, among whom is the woman who kisses his hand — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 26v 28v — 2. The monk Yǝsḥaq falling on the ground during the apparition of Mary | 3. The icon of St Mary taking Yǝsḥaq by the hand and raising him — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 28v 30v — 2. Māryām of Dafrā partakes of the Eucharist in the church — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 30v 32v — The painter sitting on a scaffold and drawing a scene — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 32v 33v — 6. The sick pilgrim standing before the places to which Mary carries him: the Jordan — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 33v 34r — The sick pilgrim standing before the places to which Mary carries him: unidentified — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 34r — source only 36v — 1. The youth Zakāryās fastening a crown of roses to an icon of St Mary | 9. Zakāryās tells the thieves about St Mary — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 36v 38v — The two thieves attempting to eat the bread they stole from Yolyānā and Barbārā — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 38v — source only 40v — The men in a boat — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 40v 42v — St Mary surrounded by the sleeping monks of the monastery, which is depicted in the background — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 42v 44v — 2. St Mary is taking out a breast and dropping her milk into the eyes of Yoḥannǝs — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 44v 46r — 2. The rich man fallen after his eye has been pierced by arrows from a group of enemies — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 46r 46v — 3. The rich man standing next to a small statue of himself in front of the icon of the Virgin and Child — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 46v 48v — 12. Holy Family: Flight to Egypt — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 48v 49r — 3. The girl standing before the icon of St Mary, who takes out her breast and drops her milk into the girl's eyes — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 49r 50v — 4. St Mary appearing to the poor widow in a dream — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 50v 51r — 2. The funeral of the eldest daugher, who is wrapped in a shroud and surrounded by persons | 3. The two other daughters standing next to the blacksmith — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 51r 54r — 1. Giyorgis lying in prison bound at his hands and feet, with a dove appearing to him | 2. Giyorgis standing healed from his wounds — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 54r 56r — St Mary sitting on a throne surrounded by two angels with the custodian of the church sitting before her — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 56r 58v — 5. St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge | 6. The judge handing to Nazib his paper of release — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 58v 62r — 2. The bishop praying before the icon of the Virgin and Child — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 62r 67r — Sofyā lying on top of a building before the icon of the Virgin and Child while an angel carries away the child from her womb — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 67r 76v — The cannibal surrounded by the bodies of those he killed — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 76v 77r — 8. St Mary, who holds the soul of the cannibal, standing before an angel holding the scale — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 77r 79v — 4. The widow standing praying before the icon of St Mary | 5. St Mary releasing the widow's son from the tree — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 79v 81v — 2. The woman holding her new-born child protected by St Mary from the water — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 81v 83v — The group of virgins gathered around the well while one of them chases away the thirsty dog — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 83v 88r — The slanderer is thrown into the flames of the furnace — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 88r — source only 88v — The two cupbearers with the king — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 88v — source only 92r — 2. Mary stands next to the cross — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 92r 95r — The disciples surround the body of Mary — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 95r — source only ›
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3. The rich man standing next to a small statue of himself in front of the icon of the Virgin and Child — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 46v Open catalogue record
Holding institution Brown University
Shelfmark 14
Folio 46v
Catalogue date 18th
Catalogue source Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
Source record paintings.csv, Painting ID 183 (1 episode row) Image evidence
Caption 3. The rich man standing next to a small statue of himself in front of the icon of the Virgin and Child
Credit Brown University Library, Brown Digital Repository Rights No Copyright - United States (rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/), as recorded in the Brown Digital Repository item metadata for bdr:957473.
Open the cited image source ↗ ‹ Catalogue sequence 11v — Resurrection: Mary prays at Golgotha — Or 645, f. 11v 12r — Ascension: Mary surrounded by angels and the apostles — Or 645, f. 12r 12v — Dormition: Mary receives the Covenant of Mercy from Jesus — Or 645, f. 12v 13r — Dormition: Angels show Mary the fires of Sheol and the souls within. — Or 645, f. 13r 14r — Dormition: Mary prays for those in Sheol — Or 645, f. 14r 14v — Dormition: Mary receives the Covenant of Mercy from Jesus — Or 645, f. 14v 19r — Hildephonsus of Toledo handing over to St Mary the finished book of the Taʾammǝra Māryām, which she blesses and returns to him — Or 645, f. 19r 19v — Hildephonsus of Toledo sits upon the throne, wears the garment given to him by Mary, and reads the Miracles of Mary — Or 645, f. 19v 21v — The worker standing next to St Mary, who performs a blessing gesture, while sitting on a throne and holding her son — Or 645, f. 21v 25r — The Jewish priest lying on the ground after his fall in the foreground of the miniature — Or 645, f. 25r 27v — Dǝmyānos writing the name of St Mary in a manuscript — Or 645, f. 27v 31r — The bishop ʾAbbās standing and distributing communion surrounded by the faithful, among whom is the woman who kisses his hand — Or 645, f. 31r 34v — The monk Yǝsḥaq falling on the ground during the apparition of Mary; The icon of St Mary taking Yǝsḥaq by the hand and raising him — Or 645, f. 34v 38r — St Mary standing next to Māryām of Dafrā — Or 645, f. 38r 41v — The painter sitting on a scaffold and drawing a scene — Or 645, f. 41v 44v — The sick pilgrim standing before the places to which Mary carries him: Jerualem — Or 645, f. 44v 45v — The sick pilgrim standing before the places to which Mary carries him: the Jordan — Or 645, f. 45v 49v — The youth Zakāryās fastening a crown of roses to an icon of St Mary — Or 645, f. 49v 50r — The chief of the thieves hiding behind a tree — Or 645, f. 50r 52v — The two thieves attempting to eat the bread they stole from Yolyānā and Barbārā; The two thieves standing before an icon of St Mary — Or 645, f. 52v 56v — The three Arabs swimming in the water; One man being eaten by a crocodile; The two others standing on a rock above the water — Or 645, f. 56v 57r — One man riding a camel to the monastery; The other man bringing his sheep's wool to the monastery; The camel brought by the man — Or 645, f. 57r 59v — St Mary surrounded by the sleeping monks of the monastery, which is depicted in the background; A group of people marvelling at the miracle — Or 645, f. 59v 60r — A group of people marvelling at the miracle — Or 645, f. 60r 64r — The priest Yoḥannǝs is depicted standing praying before the icon of the Virgin and Child — Or 645, f. 64r 67r — The rich man fallen after his eye has been pierced by arrows from a group of enemies — Or 645, f. 67r 71r — The woman and her blind daughter standing praying before the icon of the Virgin and Child — Or 645, f. 71r 74v — The poor widow praying before the the icon of the Virgin and Child, below which her three daughters are sitting — Or 645, f. 74v 78r — The demons seizing the scribe — Or 645, f. 78r 80v — Giyorgis lying in prison bound at his hands and feet, with a dove appearing to him; Giyorgis standing healed from his wounds — Or 645, f. 80v 83r — The custodian of the church standing in front of the sitting Kaṭir ordering him to leave the church — Or 645, f. 83r 87r — The two brothers and the Muslim customer gathered around a piece of cloth — Or 645, f. 87r 87v — St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge — Or 645, f. 87v 90v — The bishop sitting on a throne before the people, who are gathered in a church, and amongst whom is the man with the petrified foot — Or 645, f. 90v 91r — The man with the petrified foot standing and praying before an icon of the Virgin and Child while his foot is healed — Or 645, f. 91r 94r — The leprous bishop standing before the sitting patriarch and showing him his leprosy — Or 645, f. 94r 97r — Two men carrying the woman with a broken foot on a stretcher; The woman lying below the icon of the Virgin and Child — Or 645, f. 97r 97v — St Mary extending her foot to touch the woman lying below her — Or 645, f. 97v 103r — Sofyā lying on top of a building before the icon of the Virgin and Child while an angel carries away the child from her womb — Or 645, f. 103r 103v — The bishop sitting on a throne in front of a group of women accusing Sofyā — Or 645, f. 103v 106r — Bārok sitting in his house surrounded by those for whom he makes a feast — Or 645, f. 106r 109r — ʾAnǝsṭāsyos standing praying in a church before the icon of the Virgin and Child — Or 645, f. 109r 114v — The monk surrounded by the other monks, who are attacking him — Or 645, f. 114v 119r — The cannibal surrounded by the bodies of those he killed — Or 645, f. 119r 119v — The demons holding the cannibal's soul among the flames of hell before Jesus Christ sitting on a throne — Or 645, f. 119v 123r — The widow's son stealing cloth from a church — Or 645, f. 123r 126v — A church amongst the waves from which the people are fleeing — Or 645, f. 126v 128v — St Mary giving the dog water to drink from her shoe; The group of virgins gathered around the well while one of them chases away the thirsty dog — Or 645, f. 128v ›
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Holding institution British Library
Shelfmark 645
Folio 11v
Catalogue date Second half of 17th century
Catalogue source Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
Source record paintings.csv, Painting ID 680 (1 episode row) Image evidence
Caption Resurrection: Mary prays at Golgotha
Credit British Library, Or 645, f. 11v. Digitised by the British Library. Rights The Ethiopian manuscripts published in digitised format by the British Library are to the best of our knowledge not in copyright under Ethiopian law. However the British Library recognises broader interests in the cultural heritage which the Ethiopian manuscripts represent. The manuscripts included are often of a religious nature, and the Library has taken considerable care not to distort or alter the underlying material. We ask users also to show appropriate respect in reusing the digital images of the Ethiopian manuscripts, which should not be altered or reused in ways that might be…
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