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(1) Auszüge aus Albirunis Tahdid nihayat al-amākin ... (2) Auszug aus Albirunis al-Qānūn al-Masʻūdī (3) Albīrūnī, Canon Masudicus.

1) ff. 5, 6 book on the Christian religion, 2) f. 7 work on ?the numerical value of the names of God, with Coptic numbers.

2 fragments of letters, one (the smaller) dated 873 A. D., the other, ?a letter of condolence, ?9th or early 10th century A. D.

3 homilies on the Annunciation, the faithful departed, and foolish and wicked women

The 4 canons of the first Council of Constantinople [? with foreword, in the Makarius recension]

4 homilies on the end of the world, the Last Judgment, penitence, and the Passion

The 5 canons of Cyril ibn Laqlaq

The 5 "canons" of the pseudo-Gregory of Nyssa, in the Makarius recension

8 tables entitled al-Firāsah ʻalá aʻḍāʼ al-insān ʻan al-ḥukamā , i. e. on inferring peoplesʼ characters from their physical appearance

The 10 canons of Gabriel ibn Tarīk , followed (ff. 195r-196v) by his Mukhtaṣar fī aḥkām al-mawārīth

The 10 canons of Michael of Dimyāṭ < 1208 in the Makarius recension

The 12 canons of Cyril ibn Laqlaq , 75th patriarch of Alexandria d. 1243, in the Makarius recension

The 12 "canons" of John Chrysostom, Saint, d. 407

12 frags., one with a few Arabic letters on verso

The 13 canons of the pseudo-Basilius , in the Makarius recension

The 14 canons of the Synod of Neocaesarea (Karthago), in the Makarius recension

17 discourses

The 20 canons of the Council of Nicaea, in the Makarius recension

The 20 canons of the Synod of Gangra, in the Makarius recension

The 20 canons of the Synod of Sardika, in the Makarius recension

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