Ata bada Iesu Keriso ana evanelia Luka i teretereia : Riwa mai Wedau : The Gospel according to St. L...
Ata bada Iesu Keriso ana evanelia Luka i teretereia : Riwa mai Wedau : The Gospel according to St. Luke, translated into the language of Wedau ... : Under the direction of the Australian Board of Missions and printed for the Board by the New South Wales Auxiliary Bible Society in connection with the British and Foreign Bible Society.
About this item
Full title
Publisher
Sydney : Saml. E. Lees, Printer and Stationer, 1897.
Uniform title
Date
1897.
Call Numbers
P258.4022/1 , DPL/0790 , P258.4022/1A , MG 2 R 60
Record Identifier
MMS ID
Language
Austronesian (Other)
English
(Language of original)Formats
Physical Description
Physical content
99 p. ; 19 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
Sydney : Saml. E. Lees, Printer and Stationer, 1897.
Date Published
1897.
Subjects
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Alternative Titles
Full title
Ata bada Iesu Keriso ana evanelia Luka i teretereia : Riwa mai Wedau : The Gospel according to St. Luke, translated into the language of Wedau ... : Under the direction of the Australian Board of Missions and printed for the Board by the New South Wales Auxiliary Bible Society in connection with the British and Foreign Bible Society.
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Notes
General note
The first New Testament book in Wedau. The text (including verse numbers) in this and following editions is printed in paragraphs.
Translated by Copland King of the Anglican New Guinea Mission.
State Reference Library copy at MG 2 R 60: Has bookbinder's label: "Saml. E. Lees", and has gilt edges.
Citation / References Note
Dance, no. 698.
Darlow and Moule, no. 9569.
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
P258.4022/1 , DPL/0790 , P258.4022/1A , MG 2 R 60
Record Identifier
74VKROeaAzXM
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MMS ID
991023104289702626
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