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                <title>Oktoechos (Sluzheben shestodnev), fragment, archive No. A787a9, 14th
                    c.</title>
                <author xml:id="MY">Mariya Yovcheva</author>
                <editor xml:id="DR">Dilyana Radoslavova</editor>
                <editor xml:id="AB">Andrej Bojadžiev</editor>
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                <publisher>Institute of Literature</publisher>
                <pubPlace>Sofia</pubPlace>
                <date when="2011-09-19">19.09.2011</date>
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                    <ref target="bib:Steensland2005">Steensland 2005: No 18.</ref>
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                    <country>Sweden</country>
                    <settlement>Stockholm</settlement>
                    <repository>Royal Library</repository>
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                                <material>Parchment of relatively good quality. Ff. 1r–2v is the hair
                                    side of the sheet and ff. 1v–2r are its flesh side,
                                    respectively.</material>
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                                <summary>Those are 4 separate leaves, as ff. 1,2, and 4 are are sewn
                                    together (ff.1 and 4 lengthwise, and f. 2 is sewn on upper lefthand
                                    side of f. 1v upside down)</summary>
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                            <condition>F. 2 is preserved partially (135x55 mm).
                                F. 3 is detached. The text runs: 1r–1v, 2v–2r, 3r–v, 4r–v, as
                                there are missing folia between ff. 1 and 2, and between ff. 3 and
                                4.</condition>
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                        <p>Small red geometrical initials in contour, those of the title on f. 4v
                            are filled with red.</p>
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                            <summary>Unbound</summary>
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                        <note>The figure 9 is written on f. 3v (in the middle of the upper margin)
                            and on f. 4r (in the left-hand lower magrin).</note>
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                    <summary>The fragment contains parts of the Sunday offices for 7th and eight
                        modes.</summary>
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                        <locus n="1">1r–45v</locus>
                        <title xml:lang="bg">Октоих</title>
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                        <note>Starts with the end of the cathisma for the 7th mode (after the 3rd
                            ode of the kanon). F. 2r starts with the theotokion of the 8th ode of
                            the kanon for the 7th mode. F. 3r starts with the end of the reading
                            from the Acts and Epistles for the same office. F. 3v, l.5 bears the
                            beginnng of the office for the 8th mode. F. 4r starts with the kathisma
                            for the 8th mode (after the 3rd ode of the kanon). The fragment ends
                            with the 2nd troparion of the 5th ode of the kanon for the 8th
                            mode.</note>
                        <filiation type="antigraph">Russian</filiation>
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                        <origDate notBefore="1301" notAfter="1399">14th c.</origDate>
                        <origPlace>Russian origin</origPlace>
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                            <ref target="bib:Steensland1996">Steensland 1996</ref>
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                        <bibl>
                            <ref target="bib:Steensland2005">Steensland 2005: 211–225
                                (see N18).</ref>
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