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Liber Job

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Betliar, Slovenské národné múzeum – Múzeum Betliar, K0000/07995

VESELOVSKÁ, Eva – BEDNÁRIKOVÁ, Janka – LAZORÍK, Eduard. Catalogus fragmentorum medii aevi ex castello Betliar. Catalogus fragmentorum cum notis musicis medii aevi in Slovacia, Tomus VII. Bratislava: Ústav hudobnej vedy Slovenskej akadémie vied, 2021. ISBN 978-80-89135-49-3., 76 (Printed, Handwritten, or Typescript)

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Print version in German

General Information

Title Bible
Shelfmarks K0000/07995
Material Parchment
Date of Origin XV/2

Current Condition

Dimensions 182 x 142 mm

Content

  • Content Item
    • Text Language Latin
    • Title Biblia: Liber Job 1,12-17; 38,1-7
    • Content Description

      f. 1

      [exte]ndas manum tuam. Egressusque est Satan a facie [Domini]. Cum autem quadam die filii et filiae ejus comede[rent et] biberent vinum in domo fratris sui primogeni[ti, venit] nuntius ad Job, qui diceret: Boves arabant et [asine pa]scebantur juxta eos, et irruerunt Sabei, tulerunt[que omni]a, et pueros percusserunt gladio, et ego evasi so[lus, ut] nuntiarem tibi. Cumque adhuc ille loqueretur, [venit al]ter et dixit: Chaldaei fecerunt tres turmas et [invaseru]nt camelos, et tulerunt eos, necnon et pueros (Job 1,12-17)

      f. 2

      [Res]pondens Dominus Job de turbine dixit: Quis est iste [involven]s sententias sermonibus imperitis? Accinge sic[ut vir lum]bos tuos et interrogabo te, et responde mich[i. Ubi eras] quando ponebam fundamenta? Indica mihi, si ha[bes intelligen]tiam. Quis posuit mensuras ejus, si nosti? Vel [quis tete]ndit super eam lineam? Super quo bases illius so[lidate su]nt? Aut quis demisit lapidem angularem ejus, cum. (Job 38,1-7)
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Host Volume

Title HOFMANN, Johann. Neue und kurtze Beschreibung des Königreichs Ungarn. Nürnberg: Gedruckt bey Wolf Eberhard Felßecker, 1664.
Date of Origin/Publication 1664
Place of Origin/Publication Nürnberg
Shelfmark K0000/07995
Remarks

Previous owner: Collegii Beyeberg, now part of the Library of Andrássy family in Betliar
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