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Testamentum Domini

Andreas Ellwardt (encoder annotator), Eugenia Sokolinski (metadata)

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https://betamasaheft.eu/LIT2461Testam
CAe 2461Clavis Aethiopica, an ongoing repertory of all known Ethiopic Textual Units. Use this to refer univocally to a specific text in your publications. Please note that this shares only the numeric part with the Textual Unit Record Identifier.
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General description

One of the major canonico-liturgical works of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. As with other works of the same genre, the purpose of the T.D. is to establish upon the basis of a pseudo-epigraphical authority – in this case, Jesus Christ↗ in person – rules and prescriptions for the right organization of the Church and Christian practice.

The T.D. consists of 60 chapters and is clearly subdivided into two parts. Chapter 22 circulates independently as Tǝmhǝrta ḫǝbuʾāt, chapter 37 as Kidān za-nagh. The text of ʾAkkʷateta qʷǝrbān za-ʾǝgziʾǝna ʾIyasus Krǝstos is also part of T.D.

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Creation

Date: After500

The work, one of the last products of the pseudo-apostolic literature, was originally composed in Greek in the 5th cent. The almost totally lost Greek original is attested by three integral versions in Syriac, Arabic, and Gǝʿǝz, plus a few Latin and Georgian fragments, and the widely attested Coptic version of the Mystagogy. See ‘Testamentum Domini’, EAe, IV (2010), 927a–928b (A. Bausi).

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    • CPG. Geerard, M. 1983. Clavis patrum Graecorum, I: Patres antenicaeni, schedulis usi quibus rem paravit F. Winkelmann, Corpus Christianorum (Turnhout: Brepols, 1983). item 1743
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Publication Statement

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Hiob-Ludolf-Zentrum für Äthiopistik
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Die Schriftkultur des christlichen Äthiopiens und Eritreas: Eine multimediale Forschungsumgebung / Beta maṣāḥǝft
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Hamburg
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27.11.2018
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Digital text based on Beylot 1984.

Encoding Description

Text prepared within the framework of the TraCES project.

For the normalization and correction of the text as compared to Beylot's edition see Comments in the ANNIS visualization (link shall be provided).

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This unit, or parts of it, is contained in 12 manuscript records 177 times

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  • Bǝḥerāwi Kǝllǝlāwi Mangǝśti Tǝgrāy, Dabra Zayt Qǝddǝst Māryām, DZ-023 (ESdz023)
    • content item with id p1_i2.0, Excerpt from the “Book of the Testament” (cp. MQ, IV, Qǝddāse ʾǝgziʾ, §§1-17)
  • Bǝḥerāwi Kǝllǝlāwi Mangǝśti Tǝgrāy, Kadiḥ Dabra Tawāḥǝdo Qǝddǝst Māryām, KTM-008 (ESktm008)
    • content item with id ms_i4.2.1, Excerpt from the “Book of the Testament” (cp. MQ, IV, Qǝddāse ʾǝgziʾ, §§1-17)
  • Link to imagesGenoa, Castello d'Albertis, C.A. 840 (GCA840)
    • content item with id p1_i1, Testamentum Domini
  • Gulo Maḵadā, ʿĀddaqāḥarsi Ṗarāqliṭos, AP-001 (ESap001)
    • content item with id ms_i1.4.2.1, Extract from the Testamentum domini
  • Gulo Maḵadā, ʿĀddaqāḥarsi Ṗarāqliṭos, AP-004 (ESap004)
    • content item with id ms_i1.3.2.1, Extract from the Testamentum domini
  • Karan, Karan Catholic Mission, Missione Cattolica di Cheren Ms. 17 (lost) (Cheren17)
    • content item with id ms_i1, Testamentum Domini
  • London, British Library, BL Oriental 793 (BLorient793)
    • content item with id ms_i1, The Testament of Our Lord
    • content item with id ms_i1.1, Of the Holy Spirit
    • content item with id ms_i1.2, Of the signs of the end of the world
    • content item with id ms_i1.3, Of the prodigies which shall happen
    • content item with id ms_i1.4, Of the elect in the last days
    • content item with id ms_i1.5, What shall happen to the countries
    • content item with id ms_i1.6, Of the Antichrist
    • content item with id ms_i1.7, Discourse of our Lord to his disciples
    • content item with id ms_i1.8, Reply of our Lord to Mary, Martha and Salome
    • content item with id ms_i1.9, Of what shall be given to the strong
    • content item with id ms_i1.10, Of the building of a church
    • content item with id ms_i1.11, Of the ordination of a bishop
    • content item with id ms_i1.12, Prayer at the ordination of a bishop
    • content item with id ms_i1.13, That the bishop shall be diligent in sacrifice and prayer
    • content item with id ms_i1.14, That he should teach in the church
    • content item with id ms_i1.15, Of the teaching of the fundamental doctrines of Christianity
    • content item with id ms_i1.17, Prayers of the faithful whilst and after receiving
    • content item with id ms_i1.18, Prayer of the deacon after all the people have received
    • content item with id ms_i1.19, Prayer of the bishop
    • content item with id ms_i1.20, Prayer over the oil for anointing the sick
    • content item with id ms_i1.21, Of the praises of the congregation
    • content item with id ms_i1.23, Ordination of a priest
    • content item with id ms_i1.24, Prayer at the ordination of a priest
    • content item with id ms_i1.25, That a priest should devote himself to the altar and prayer
    • content item with id ms_i1.26, Of the rule of the priest
    • content item with id ms_i1.27, Of those who hear and are diligent
    • content item with id ms_i1.28, Of those who are saved and of those who perish
    • content item with id ms_i1.29, That the priest should visit the sick
    • content item with id ms_i1.30, Ordination of a deacon
    • content item with id ms_i1.31, Of the duties of the deacon
    • content item with id ms_i1.32, Of the number of priests, deacons and sub-deacons in a church
    • content item with id ms_i1.33, Order of the Holy Eucharist
    • content item with id ms_i1.34, Of the order of service in church
    • content item with id ms_i1.35, Ordination of a deacon
    • content item with id ms_i1.36, Of widows attached to the service of the church
    • content item with id ms_i1.37, Prayer for the widows
    • content item with id ms_i1.38, Prayer of the widows
    • content item with id ms_i1.39, Ordination of the sub-deacon
    • content item with id ms_i1.40, Ordination of the reader
    • content item with id ms_i1.41, Of virgins
    • content item with id ms_i1.42, Of the laity
    • content item with id ms_i1.43, How they should be received
    • content item with id ms_i1.44, How they should be admitted to baptism
    • content item with id ms_i1.45, Of the kiss of peace
    • content item with id ms_i1.46, That women should be covered at prayer
    • content item with id ms_i1.47, Of the imposition of hands on catechumens and neophytes
    • content item with id ms_i1.48, Of the examination of catechumens and neophytes
    • content item with id ms_i1.49, Exorcism to be pronounced over neophytes
    • content item with id ms_i1.50, Of the order of Baptism
    • content item with id ms_i1.51, Prayer of Unction (after Baptism)
    • content item with id ms_i1.52, Of the order of the Holy Eucharist
    • content item with id ms_i1.53, Of Pentecost
    • content item with id ms_i1.54, Of those who are invited with the bishop (to consume the sacred elements)
    • content item with id ms_i1.55, Of fruits which are offered
    • content item with id ms_i1.56, Of the order of a wedding
    • content item with id ms_i1.57, That the Holy Eucharist is to be sent to a neophyte who is sick
    • content item with id ms_i1.58, Of those who die in poverty
    • content item with id ms_i1.59, Of the prayers of the people
    • content item with id ms_i1.60, Of the receiving of the Holy Eucharist by the faithful
  • London, British Library, BL Oriental 795 (BLorient795)
    • content item with id p2_i1, Testament of our Lord.
    • content item with id p2_i1.1, Of the Holy Spirit.
    • content item with id p2_i1.2, Of the Signs of the End of the World.
    • content item with id p2_i1.3, Of the Prodigies which shall happen.
    • content item with id p2_i1.4, Of the Elect in the last days.
    • content item with id p2_i1.5, What shall happen to the Countries.
    • content item with id p2_i1.6, Of the Antichrist.
    • content item with id p2_i1.7, Discourse of our Lord to His Disciples.
    • content item with id p2_i1.8, Reply of our Lord to Mary, Martha and Salome.
    • content item with id p2_i1.9, Of what shall be given to the Strong.
    • content item with id p2_i1.10, Of the Building of a Church.
    • content item with id p2_i1.11, Of the Ordination of a Bishop.
    • content item with id p2_i1.12, Prayer at the Ordination of a Bishop.
    • content item with id p2_i1.13, That a Bishop should be diligent in sacrifice and prayer.
    • content item with id p2_i1.14, That he should teach in the Church.
    • content item with id p2_i1.15, Of the Teaching of the fundamental Doctrines of Christianity.
    • content item with id p2_i1.16, Order of the Holy Eucharist.
    • content item with id p2_i1.17, Prayers of the Faithful, whilst and after receiving.
    • content item with id p2_i1.18, Prayer of the Deacon after all the people have received.
    • content item with id p2_i1.19, Prayer of the Bishop.
    • content item with id p2_i1.20, Prayer over the Oil for anointing the Sick.
    • content item with id p2_i1.21, Of the Praises of the Congregation.
    • content item with id p2_i1.22, Doctrina arcanorum
    • content item with id p2_i1.23, Ordination of a Priest.
    • content item with id p2_i1.24, Prayer at the Ordination of a Priest.
    • content item with id p2_i1.25, That a Priest should devote himself to the altar and prayer.
    • content item with id p2_i1.26, Of the Rule of the Priest.
    • content item with id p2_i1.27, Of those who hear and are diligent.
    • content item with id p2_i1.28, Of those who are saved and of those who perished.
    • content item with id p2_i1.29, That the Priest should visit the Sick.
    • content item with id p2_i1.30, Ordination of a Deacon.
    • content item with id p2_i1.31, Of the duties of a Deacon.
    • content item with id p2_i1.32, Of the number of Priests, Deacons, and Subdeacons in a church.
    • content item with id p2_i1.33, Of the Order of Service in church.
    • content item with id p2_i1.34, Of those who came late to service.
    • content item with id p2_i1.35, Ordination of a Deacon.
    • content item with id p2_i1.36, Of Widows attached to the service of the church.
    • content item with id p2_i1.37, Prayer for the widows.
    • content item with id p2_i1.38, Prayer of the widows.
    • content item with id p2_i1.39, Ordination of a Subdeacon.
    • content item with id p2_i1.40, Ordination of a Reader.
    • content item with id p2_i1.41, Of Virgins.
    • content item with id p2_i1.42, Of the Laity.
    • content item with id p2_i1.43, How they should be received.
    • content item with id p2_i1.44, How they should be admitted to Baptism.
    • content item with id p2_i1.45, Of the Kiss of Peace.
    • content item with id p2_i1.46, That women should be covered at prayer.
    • content item with id p2_i1.47, Of the Imposition of hands on catechumens or neophytes.
    • content item with id p2_i1.48, Of the Examination of catechumens or neophytes.
    • content item with id p2_i1.49, Exorcism to be pronounced over neophytes.
    • content item with id p2_i1.50, Of the Order of Baptism.
    • content item with id p2_i1.51, Prayer of Unction (after Baptism).
    • content item with id p2_i1.52, Of the Order of the Holy Eucharist.
    • content item with id p2_i1.53, Of Pentecost.
    • content item with id p2_i1.54, Of those who are invited with the bishop (to consume the holy elements).
    • content item with id p2_i1.55, Of Fruits which are offered.
    • content item with id p2_i1.56, Of the Order of a Wedding.
    • content item with id p2_i1.57, That the Eucharist is to be sent to a neophyte who is sick.
    • content item with id p2_i1.58, Of those who die in poverty.
    • content item with id p2_i1.59, Of the Prayers of the people.
    • content item with id p2_i1.60, Of the receiving of the Holy Eucharist by the Faithful.
  • Link to imagesParis, Bibliothèque nationale de France, BnF Éthiopien d'Abbadie 199 (BNFabb199)
    • content item with id ms_i1, Testamentum Domini
  • Link to imagesParis, Bibliothèque nationale de France, BnF Éthiopien d'Abbadie 51 (BNFabb51)
    • content item with id ms_i2, Testamentum Domini
  • Link to imagesParis, Bibliothèque nationale de France, BnF Éthiopien d'Abbadie 90 (BNFabb90)
    • content item with id ms_i1, Testamentum Domini
  • Stuttgart, Württembergische Landesbibliothek Stuttgart, WLB, Orient. Fol. 49 (StuttgartOrientFol49)
    • content item with id ms_i1.1, Testamentum Domini
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.1, Chapter 1
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.2, Chapter 2
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.3, Chapter 3
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.4, Chapter 4
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.5, Chapter 5
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.6, Chapter 6
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.7, Chapter 7
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.8, Chapter 8
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.9, Chapter 9
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.10, Chapter 10
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.11, Chapter 11
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.12, Chapter 12
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.13, Chapter 13
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.14, Chapter 14
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.15, Chapter 15
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.16, Chapter 16
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.17, Chapter 17
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.18, Chapter 18
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.19, Chapter 19
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.20, በአንተ፡ ትምህርተ፡ ኅቡአት፡
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.21, Chapter 21
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.22, Chapter 22
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.23, Chapter 23
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.24, Chapter 24
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.25, Chapter 25
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.26, Chapter 26
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.27, Chapter 27
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.28, Chapter 28
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.29, Chapter 29
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.30, Chapter 30
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.31, Chapter 31
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.32, Chapter 32
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.33, Chapter 33
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.34, Chapter 34
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.35, Chapter 35
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.40, Chapter 40
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.41, Chapter 41
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.42, Chapter 42
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.43, Chapter 43
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.44, Chapter 44
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.45, Chapter 45
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.50, Chapter 50
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.51, Chapter 51
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.52, Chapter 52
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.53, Chapter 53
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.54, Chapter 54
    • content item with id ms_i1.1.55, Chapter 55

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Alessandro Bausi, Andreas Ellwardt, Eugenia Sokolinski, Pietro Maria Liuzzo, Dorothea Reule, ʻTestamentum Dominiʼ, in Alessandro Bausi, ed., Die Schriftkultur des christlichen Äthiopiens und Eritreas: Eine multimediale Forschungsumgebung / Beta maṣāḥǝft (Last Modified: 2018-11-27) https://betamasaheft.eu/works/LIT2461Testam [Accessed: 2024-05-18]

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  • Dorothea Reule Dorothea Reule: Specified clavis on 27.11.2018
  • Eugenia Sokolinski Eugenia Sokolinski: Added biblio + further updates on 4.9.2018
  • Dorothea Reule Dorothea Reule: Added keywords on 29.6.2017
  • Eugenia Sokolinski Eugenia Sokolinski: updated record on 19.12.2016
  • Pietro Maria Liuzzo Pietro Maria Liuzzo: Created file from google spreadsheet on 21.3.2016
  • Eugenia Sokolinski Eugenia Sokolinski: CREATED: text record on 9.2.2016

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digitization by Andreas Ellwardt (from 2014 to 2016)

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