Passio georgica Iacobi minoris, fratris Domini
Standard abbreviation: Mart. Jas. (Geo.)
Other titles: none
Clavis numbers: ECCA 815; CANT 278
Category: Apocryphal Acts
Related literature: Eusebius of Caesarea, Historia ecclesiastica 2.23.3–20
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1. SUMMARY
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2. RESOURCES
3. BIBLIOGRAPHY
3.1 Manuscripts and Editions
3.1.1 Georgian
Mount Sinai, Monē tēs Hagias Aikaterinēs, georg. 32, 57, 33, and N89 (Sinai mravaltavi), fols. 54r–56v (864)
Kekeliże, Korneli. Monumenta hagiographica georgica: Keimena. 2 vols. Tbilisi: Sak’art’. Rk. Gz. sammart’velos tipo-lit., 1918–1946 (edition vol. 2, pp. 98–100).
Imnaišvili, Ivane. Kʿartʿuli enis istoriuli kʿrestomatʿia. 2nd ed. Tiblisi: Samecʿniero Metʿoduri Kabinetis Gamomcʿemloba, 1953 (pp. 287–89).
Šaniʒe, Akaki. Sinuri mravaltʿavi 864 clisa. Tiblisi: Tʻbilisis Stalinis saxelobis saxelmcipʻo universitetis gamomcʻemloba, 1959 (edition based on the Mt. Sinai homiliary, pp. 55–57).
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Marr, Nicholas. “Le synaxaire géorgien: Redaction ancienne de l’Union arméno-géorgienne.” PO 19 (1926): 629–742 (edition and French translation based on Iviron 57, pp. 715–25).
head in Esphigmenou Monastery on Mt. Athos and some relics in Dionysiou Monastery
3.2 Modern Translations
3.2.1 French
3.3 General Works
Esbroeck, Michel van. Les plus anciens homéliaires géorgiens: étude descriptive et historique. Louvain-la-Neuve: Université catholique de Louvain, Institut orientaliste, 1975 (p. 123).
Garitte, Gérard. “Le récents catalogues des manuscrits géorgiens de Tiflis.” Mus 74 (1961): 387–422 (p. 398).