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fol. 52v1. The two brothers sitting and writing next to each other; 3. The demons seizing the scribe; 4. St Mary pulling down the scribe from amongs the demons. Brown University, DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 52v.Reviewed first-party image
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The two brothers who copied the Miracles of Mary and fell into the doing of a sin. — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 52v
Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
Source record
DL-E (Brown) 14
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1. The two brothers sitting and writing next to each other; 3. The demons seizing the scribe; 4. St Mary pulling down the scribe from amongs the demons. Brown University, DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 52v.
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.
British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue
Source record
British Library, Or 8824, f. 3v
Image evidence
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Or 8824, f. 3v: a folio of The Miracles of Jesus Christ, ተአምረ ኢየሱስ the British Library catalogue records as decorated.
Credit
British Library, Or 8824, f. 3v. 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 derogatory or offensive to the Ethiopian communities for whom they are of special cultural importance.
