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This is a photo of a historic monument in București, classified with number B-II-a-A-19464.

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English: Book of Hymns at the Lord's Resurrection (Romanian: "Anastasimatar bisericesc"), page #11, translated from Greek and printed in Romanian with Cyrillic characters by Macarie the Hieromonk in 1823 in Vienna. It depicts the Byzantine music notation style.

Transliteration from Cyrillic to modern Romanian alphabet:

ÎNCEPUTUL
cu
DUMNEZEU CEL SFÂNT

al glasului întâiu
Glas a. [...] pa

Doamne strigatam către Tine / Auzi
mă / auzimă Doamne / Doamne
strigatam către Tine / auzimă /
Ia aminte glasul rugăciunii mele /
când strig către Tine / auzimă
Doamne.

Translation:

BEGINNING
with
THE HOLY GOD

first tone
tone 1 [...] pa

Lord, I have called You / Hear
me / hear me Lord / Lord
I have called You / hear me /
Look towards the voice of my prayer /
when I call You / hear me
Lord.
Date
Source http://www.ortodoxmedia.com/inregistrare/598/anastasimatar_bisericesc_macarie
Author I, user:adriatikus, have extracted page #11 from the PDF released by Stavropoleos Monastery, a digitization of the 1823 original found in their library. Originally printed by Hieromonk Macarie in Vienna.

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