‹ Catalogue sequence 4r — 11. Motherhood: Madonna and child — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 4r 12r — 3. St Mary presenting to Hildephonsus of Toledo a throne and garment | 1. Hildephonsus of Toledo composes the book of the Taʾammǝra Māryā — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 12r 12v — 7. Hildephonsus of Toledo's successor falling and being smitten by an angel having touched Mary's gifts to Hildephonsus without permission — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 12v 15r — 1. A poor monk lacks the food and clothes that he requires | 3. St Mary appears in the poor monk in a vision while he sleeps — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 15r 22r — 2. St Mary sitting on a throne with the two deacons in the background and raising him by her hand — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 22r 25v — 1. Dǝmyānos writing the name of St Mary in a manuscript — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 25v 26r — Dǝmyānos lying down before the icon of Mary, which performs a gesture of blessing — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 26r 29v — 2. The bishop sitting and cutting off his hand — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 29v 39v — 1. St Mary standing next to Māryām of Dafrā — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 39v 40r — 2. Māryām of Dafrā partakes of the Eucharist in the church — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 40r 44v — The painter sitting on a scaffold and drawing a scene — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 44v 47v — 6. The sick pilgrim standing before the places to which Mary carries him: the Jordan — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 47v 54v — 1. The youth Zakāryās fastening a crown of roses to an icon of St Mary — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 54v 55r — 13. The thieves seize Zakāryās — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 55r 58v — 1. The two thieves attempting to eat the bread they stole from Yolyānā and Barbārā — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 58v 59r — 2. The two thieves standing before an icon of St Mary — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 59r 67v — 2. The monastery with its monks that has been moved to the shore of the sea — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 67v 72r — 2. St Mary is taking out a breast and dropping her milk into the eyes of Yoḥannǝs — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 72r 82r — 3. The girl standing before the icon of St Mary, who takes out her breast and drops her milk into the girl's eyes — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 82r 87v — 4. St Mary appearing to the poor widow in a dream | 2. The funeral of the eldest daugher, who is wrapped in a shroud and surrounded by persons — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 87v 91v — 1. The two brothers sitting and writing next to each other — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 91v 92r — 4. St Mary pulling down the scribe from amongs the demons — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 92r 95r — 3. Giyorgis touching the wings of the flying dove | 1. Giyorgis lying in prison bound at his hands and feet, with a dove appearing to him — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 95r 100r — 1. The custodian of the church standing in front of the sitting Kaṭir ordering him to leave the church — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 100r 100v — 2. St Mary sitting on a throne surrounded by two angels with the custodian of the church sitting before her — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 100v 106v — 5. St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge | 4. Nazib lying in prison bound at his hands and feet — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 106v 107r — Nazib entering the church, in which the people are gathered, and handing his paper of release to the priest — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 107r 111v — 2. The man with the petrified foot standing and praying before an icon of the Virgin and Child while his foot is healed — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 111v 112r — 3. The man showing his healed foot to the bishop with the people standing in the background — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 112r 116r — 6. The bishop is healed before the icon of Mary — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 116r 120v — Two men carrying the woman with a broken foot on a stretcher — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 120v 129r — The bishop sitting on a throne in front of a group of women accusing Sofyā — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 129r 129v — 2. The angel handing the child to Finkǝs — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 129v 132v — 5. Bārok surrounded by his attackers who are holding various weapons | 7. The funeral of Bārok — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 132v 135r — 2. ʾAnǝsṭāsyos lying before St Mary, who together with the Child is extending her hand towards him — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 135r 138v — The monk surrounded by the other monks, who are attacking him — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 138v 143v — 4. The cannibal attempting to buy an ox from the farmer | 1. The cannibal surrounded by the bodies of those he killed — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 143v 144r — St Mary, who holds the soul of the cannibal, standing before Jesus Christ — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 144r 146r — 4. The widow standing praying before the icon of St Mary — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 146r 146v — 5. St Mary releasing the widow's son from the tree | 7. The widow's son hanging from the scaffolding or the tree — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 146v 152v — St Mary giving the dog water to drink from her shoe — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 152v ›
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6. The bishop is healed before the icon of Mary — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 116r Open catalogue record
Holding institution Princeton University Library
Shelfmark 57
Folio 116r
Catalogue date 18th
Catalogue source Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
Source record paintings.csv, Painting ID 325 (1 episode row) Image evidence
Caption 6. The bishop is healed before the icon of Mary
Credit Princeton University Library, Ethiopic Manuscripts collection Rights No Known Copyright (rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/); Princeton University Library charges no permission fee and asks only for citation and image credit.
Open the cited image source ↗ ‹ Catalogue sequence 3r — Motherhood: Madonna and child — Or 649, f. 3r 8v — A figure sleeps before the icon of Saint Mary while another figure holds a cloth — Or 649, f. 8v 9r — The worker standing next to St Mary, who performs a blessing gesture, while sitting on a throne and holding her son — Or 649, f. 9r 12r — The Jewish priest standing before St Mary, who is sitting on the throne and performs a gesture of blessing — Or 649, f. 12r 12v — The Jewish priest standing before St Mary, who is sitting on the throne and performs a gesture of blessing — Or 649, f. 12v 15v — Dǝmyānos lying down before the icon of Mary, which performs a gesture of blessing; Dǝmyānos writing the name of St Mary in a manuscript — Or 649, f. 15v 18r — The bishop ʾAbbās standing and distributing communion surrounded by the faithful, among whom is the woman who kisses his hand — Or 649, f. 18r 21r — The bishop sitting and cutting off his hand; The bishop and the faithful standing in front of the icon of the Virgin and Child, which has healed his hand — Or 649, f. 21r 24v — The icon of St Mary taking Yǝsḥaq by the hand and raising him; The monk Yǝsḥaq being blessed by St Mary — Or 649, f. 24v 28r — St Mary standing next to Māryām of Dafrā — Or 649, f. 28r 32r — Māryām of Dafrā partakes of the Eucharist in the church — Or 649, f. 32r 34v — The painter sitting on a scaffold and drawing a scene — Or 649, f. 34v 39v — The sick pilgrim standing before the places to which Mary carries him: the Jordan — Or 649, f. 39v 40r — Yolyānā and Barbārā travel to Jerusalem — Or 649, f. 40r 43r — The youth Zakāryās fastening a crown of roses to an icon of St Mary — Or 649, f. 43r 46v — The thieves hiding behind trees — Or 649, f. 46v 47r — 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 649, f. 47r 49v — The three Arabs swimming in the water; One man being eaten by a crocodile — Or 649, f. 49v 50r — The two others standing on a rock above the water; The other man bringing his sheep's wool to the monastery; The camel brought by the man — Or 649, f. 50r 50v — St Mary surrounded by the sleeping monks of the monastery, which is depicted in the background — Or 649, f. 50v 54v — A group of people marvelling at the miracle — Or 649, f. 54v 55r — The monastery with its monks that has been moved to the shore of the sea — Or 649, f. 55r 58v — St Mary is taking out a breast and dropping her milk into the eyes of Yoḥannǝs — Or 649, f. 58v 59r — St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge — BOr (BL) 649, fol. 59r — source only 63v — The rich man from Qʷalāsis travelling with his companions on a ship — Or 649, f. 63v 67r — The girl standing before the icon of St Mary, who takes out her breast and drops her milk into the girl's eyes — Or 649, f. 67r 69r — The poor widow praying before the the icon of the Virgin and Child, below which her three daughters are sitting — Or 649, f. 69r 70v — The two brothers sitting and writing next to each other; St Mary pulling down the scribe from amongs the demons — Or 649, f. 70v 71r — Giyorgis touching the wings of the flying dove; Giyorgis lying in prison bound at his hands and feet, with a dove appearing to him — Or 649, f. 71r 77r — St Mary sitting on a throne surrounded by two angels with the custodian of the church sitting before her — Or 649, f. 77r 77v — St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge — Or 649, f. 77v 80v — 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 — BOr (BL) 649, fol. 80v — source only 81r — The man with the petrified foot standing and praying before an icon of the Virgin and Child while his foot is healed — BOr (BL) 649, fol. 81r — source only 83r — The bishop praying before the icon of the Virgin and Child; The leprous bishop standing before the sitting patriarch and showing him his leprosy — Or 649, f. 83r 85v — The custodian of the church and the healed woman standing before the icon of St Mary, who is extending her hand — Or 649, f. 85v 90r — 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 649, f. 90r 91v — Bārok being consecrated as a monk — Or 649, f. 91v 93r — ʾAnǝsṭāsyos lying before St Mary, who together with the Child is extending her hand towards him — Or 649, f. 93r 94v — The monk standing praying in a church before the icon of the Virgin and Child with his skull-cap fallen to the ground — Or 649, f. 94v 97v — St Mary, who holds the soul of the cannibal, standing before an angel holding the scale; The cannibal attempting to buy an ox from the farmer — Or 649, f. 97v 100r — The son is reunited with his mother — Or 649, f. 100r 101r — The woman holding her new-born child protected by St Mary from the water; The woman with her child surrounded by the marvelling people — Or 649, f. 101r ›
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Holding institution British Library
Shelfmark 649
Folio 3r
Catalogue date 18th
Catalogue source Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
Source record paintings.csv, Painting ID 690 (1 episode row) Image evidence
Caption Motherhood: Madonna and child
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