In the guardiuolo dialect of Calabria, by P. Bunaviunitura diula Gardia
Translated into Italian dialects of Milan, Bologna and Florence
Translated by José de Rocaberti de Dameto, written by P. Inglada and decorated by Melcher Humbert.
Done by the Mekhitaristes of Venice, decoration by the nuns of l'Abbaye-aux-Bois de Paris, title page by Virginie L.
In moldo-valaque, written in Cyrilic. Decoration by Carol Szathmari and Caspar Scheuren
Covers several languages of the western Pacific. Decoration of the title page by the nuns of the Visitation de Reims, other decoration by the Sisters of St. Joseph de Cluny.
Decorated by Mme Saint-Helier and other nuns at Sacrè-Coeur de Coutances
In Irish Gaelic, translated by Ulrick J. Bourke.
In ancient African languages. Title page decorated by Emma Lecointe, nun of Sacre Coeur
In Corsican
Work by Franz Nicolaus Florentini, bishop of Coire. decoration by Countess Anatole de Sainte Aldegonde
In Lithuanian, translated by Matthias Wolonczewski, bishop of Zemaitija. Decorated by Idalia Adelaide Soban'ska, countess of Broël-Plater
Includes Oriya, Urdu, Konkani, Malayalam, Tamil, Khmer, etc
Translated by Father Alekxander Jelowicki, decorated by Countess Maria Przezdzieka
Translated by Joseph-Martial Mouly, titular bishop of Fussula and Bejing
Translated by the missionaries J.C. Fage and Auguste Desgodins in December 1868.
Translated by Han Yang of Seoul, sent by Siméon Berneux, Apostolic Vicar of Korea, bishop of Capsus. Codex reads right to left, pages top to bottom
Written in cyrillic.
Written by the Brothers of the Ecoles Chretiennes Leobert, decoration by Marie Gadou and the brothers of the Ecoles Chretiennes Ludovicus. Bound by Leon Gruel
Work by Cardinal Cirilo Alameda y Brea, archbishop of Toledo. Decoration by P. Julian Viñas, bound by Gruel
Translated into Aljamiada in arabic characters by Eduardo Saavedra y Moragas
Decorated by Ferdinand de Pape, bound by Gruel
dated on f.1r
Bable is the dialect spoken in the Spanish region of Asturias
in Portuguese
Decorted by Leopoldo Heck,
Translated into Albanian, in a mix of Latin and Greek characters. Translated by Raffaele Arrigo, decorated by Belasario Gioja
