Over 1000 pages of daily scripture readings from Old and New Testaments for the entire church year, enabling continuous personal or parish use
Modern English translation ensures accessibility and readability for English-speaking readers
Gilded page edges and two-tone red and black printing enhance visual appeal and durability
Six ribbon bookmarks designed for pan-Orthodox use, allowing easy navigation across the book
Lightweight, softcover format with matching size to Anthologion and common pocket bibles for convenient portability
Summarized by Shop
The scripture companion to the Anthologion, containing all the daily readings throughout the Church year in a single book.
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Softcover (leather)
Published: 2023
ISBN:
979-8-9865301-2-3
1044 pages
Trim Size: 4.5 x 7 inches
Modern English (You/Your)
Description
Our Anthologion has been well-receiv
Format
Softcover
Pages
1044
Trim Size
4.5 x 7 inches
Language
Modern English
ISBN
979-8-9865301-2-3
Publication Year
2023
Summarized by Shop
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The translations here so far from my experience are great! An awesome book
Jeffrey · June 10, 2026
Great Book! Buy one for yourself and one for your priest!
Overall, this is an excellent book. You have all of the readings from the Apostle and Evangelikon, as well as the Prophetologion. So, one can follow the annual cycle of readings very easily. This allows one to better prepare for liturgy on Sunay, as well as grow in lectio divina.
The font is a perfect size for reading. The book sits comfortably in the hand when reading. There are plenty of ribbons. TH=he transaltion of the New Testatment is the wonderful Eastern Orthodox Bible translation.
The only negative thing is the calendar. The calendar is focused on the Russian usage as opposed to the Greek usage. We also have certain western saints included that the Russians declared were acceptable to Orthodoxy. However, when western saints that were traditionally in Greek calendars, such as St. Benedict of Nursia and Pope Leo of Rome are excluded in favor of a nonentity like Swithun (40 days of rain anyone?) I find myself questioning the accuracy of the Calendar.
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James · July 22, 2025
This book is awesome
This is a book I read everyday thank you very much