| Summary: | Presenting materials on the book archeography of the Cyril tradition, the article continues introducing to readers old printed books from the collection of Ekaterinburg Theological Seminary. It contains a scientific description of fourteen old printed books of the late 16th–17th centuries.
A detailed description is given of the following books printed in Moscow typographies: 1) and 2) Octoechos, Part two (January 31, 1594); 3) The Apostle (July 4, 1597); 4) Service Menaion for August (December 4, 1626); 5) Psalter with an Inscription (September 15, 1634); 6) Book of Hours (May 21, 1640); 7) Service Book, Life and Miracles of Nicholas the Wonderworker (July 8, 1643); 8) Services and Lives of Sergius and Nikon of Radonezh (November 27, 1646); 9) Church Calendar (December 6, 1646); 10) Gospel (October 25, 1653); 11) Collection of translations by Arseny the Greek “Anthologion” (October 1, 1660); 12) Teaching Gospel (September, 1686); 13) Prologue for September–November (March, 1696); and 14) two editions, arranged with one binding (Convolute): a) Euchologion (September 13, 1651); b) Breviary (July 7, 1639).
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