The publication of Mykhailo Slozka’s of 1661, were not registered in the bibliography
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Psalterz albo Rozaniec, printer Mykhailo Slozka, 1661, Lwow, Jakob Gavat, book publishing.Abstract
The bibliography of the Polish-language collection entitled “PSALTERZ albo ROZANIEC Przebłogosławioncy Panny MARYEY Nowym sposobem przez rozpamiętywanie Tajemnic Wiary naszey, przy każdym Pacierzu, y Pozdro-wieniu Naś: Panny wygotowany. Z przydatkiem Koronek w tenze sposob iedney teyźe Panny drugiey Zywota Pana Jezusowego y inszych niektorych potrebnych Modlitewek. Z Lacinskieº na Polskie przełożony. Przez W. X. Iaku¬ba Gawatha. Kanonika Lwow[skiego]”, published in 1661; it was presented in the works of Jacob Gavat and in the context of various activities of the famous Lviv printer Mykhailo Slozka, who came to Lviv in the early 1930s, got married here, became a member of the Lviv Holy Dormition Stauropean Brotherhood, he managed the fraternal printing house, acted as a publisher and as a printer, later he bought out the Lviv printing house of Yana Sheliga and started a private printing business, producing luxuriously decorated, prints in Cyrillic and Latin font. The described collection of prayers belongs to the “Latin” group — a small-format edition lavishly decorated with typesetting ornaments and illustrative engravings.
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