- RU-PFARAN/214/Op1/1/38-ff343-343v
- Item
- 1866-10-26-1866-10-29
ff. 343-343v About the spyglass ordered for Antonin. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
ff. 343-343v About the spyglass ordered for Antonin. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
Letter from A. S. Norov, Pavlovsk, September 21, 1866, received in Jerusalem, October 29, 1866
ff. 344-344v About transferring 225 Rub for the monastery of St. George in Beth-Djala. Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
ff. 372-372v About the delivery of the box with art objects produced by Christians in Jerusalem. They were favourably observed by the Empress and the Princess Dagmar. The Empress thanks for the gift (a cross and an icon). Includes marginal notes in Russian and red ink.
Letter from G. Samuris, Jaffa, November 6 to 18, 1866
ff. 439-439v About Russian pilgrims. Includes marginal notes.
ff. 430-430v About his arrival in Athens and meeting with Archimandrite Petr Troitsky of the Russian church. Includes marginal notes. Other details: ff. 431 traces of a seal. Address to Archimandrite Antonin. Different accounts (made later).
Letter from A. Marabuti, Jaffa, December 6, 1866, received in Jerusalem, December 7, 1866
ff. 167 About receiving a box with icons. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and violet ink.
ff. 390 About the poverty of the church of the compound of the Holy Sepulchre in Athens. Includes marginal notes in Greek and red ink.
ff. 197-212v On different practical and financial matters; lending money to Russian pilgrims. Negotiations with the Patriarch aiming the resolvation of the conflict with the Russian embassy. Includes marginal notes.
Letter from G. Saruf, maybe dated 1866
ff. 267 About the exams at the school of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem. Includes marginal notes.
Letter from spiritual father Iosif, December 31, 1866
ff. 432 About his service at the Jordan river, complaints about the rainy weather. Includes marginal notes. Other details: ff. 432v accounts (pencil), added later. ff. 433v the address of the same letter.