120. "Octoich" of Saint John Damascene, copied in manuscript by monk Dorotei of Neamţ, 1805 (includes chronicle notes on the catastrophes of the century, such as an earthquake, the eclipse, the invasion of the Turks, cholera, etc.)
Starting price
EUR 350
Sold post auction
EUR 438
Session
Thu, 29 March 2018 19:30
Dimensions
width 20.5 cm, height 28.5 cm, custom 20,5x28,5
Description
Romanian; 381 pages, title page missing
Research information
Însoțită de rapoarte de expertiză Florin Bogdan și Florian Dudaș.
PROVENANCE
Collection notes: 1. Ioan Braeş, 19th century; 2. Nun Olimpia Dashim Hereasca, granddaughter of Bishop of Rădăuţi Dositei Herescu, who managed in 1783 to bring the relics of St. John the New from the eponymous Monastery in Suceava. Participation note at an old books exhibition in Văratec.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For clarifications regarding the bidding procedure, hammer price costs, guarantee, payment, and collection terms for the winning lot, we recommend carefully reading/re-reading the Bidding Regulations.
For additional information regarding the lot and the auction, please contact the Art Consultants Department.
Dimensions
width 20.5 cm, height 28.5 cm, custom 20,5x28,5
Description
Romanian; 381 pages, title page missing
Research information
Însoțită de rapoarte de expertiză Florin Bogdan și Florian Dudaș.
PROVENANCE
Collection notes: 1. Ioan Braeş, 19th century; 2. Nun Olimpia Dashim Hereasca, granddaughter of Bishop of Rădăuţi Dositei Herescu, who managed in 1783 to bring the relics of St. John the New from the eponymous Monastery in Suceava. Participation note at an old books exhibition in Văratec.
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