[Folio from Eusebian canon table in a 15th century four Gospels manuscript].YaʼItyop̣yā ʼortodoks tawāḥedo béta kerestiyān.[15th century].gezManuscript in an unidentified fifteenth century handIlluminations: Recto, birds sit atop a dome, supported by architectural columns, on either side of nine columns laid out for text, of which eight have text in them. Verso, birds sit atop a dome, supported by architectural columns on either side of nine columns of textRecto, Canon I on the passages in common to all four gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The eight columns with writing are two groups of lists, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John. Verso, Canon II on the passages in common to Matthew, Mark, and Luke. There are nine columns, in three groups of three (Matthew, Mark, and Luke in each case).In Geʻez.Folio on parchment. This folio contains the first two canon tables, one on recto, one on verso.Eleven (depending on how the tables are organized) additional canon tables are not present with this copy.