The Ostroh Bible is one of the first Slavonic Bible translations. The first completed edition of the Bible in Church Slavonic. The publication was published in 1581 by the Russian pioneer printer Ivan Fedorov in Ostrog.
The modern edition of the book with a manual salary and limited edition will be an exclusive gift to the believer. Typesetting reprint of 2006 and with a parallel Ukrainian translation (prepared by Roman Turkonyak),. Lviv. According to the original, the font was recreated, but the variants of the type of letters were not reflected, text splitting was introduced with the help of spaces into words according to the system of current languages.
With the help of Prince K. Ostrozhsky in 1581, in Ostrog, the reprint of the publication was published by Ivan Fedorov.
1 volume in one cover.
The modern edition of the book with a manual salary and limited edition will be an exclusive gift to the believer. Typesetting reprint of 2006 and with a parallel Ukrainian translation (prepared by Roman Turkonyak),. Lviv. According to the original, the font was recreated, but the variants of the type of letters were not reflected, text splitting was introduced with the help of spaces into words according to the system of current languages.
With the help of Prince K. Ostrozhsky in 1581, in Ostrog, the reprint of the publication was published by Ivan Fedorov.
1 volume in one cover.
Whole leather binding.
Copper, silvering, gilding, enamel.
Blind stamping.
Volume І - 1058 p.
