Union Catalogue of Manuscripts from the Islamicate World

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A lectionary from the New Testament for Melchite use during Lent

Lectionary of New Testament lessons

a lectionary of the Alexandrian rite for the Feast of Nineveh

Lectures on ḥadīth given in Cairo in 1231

Legal decisions

Legal persian letter

A legal work on fasting, prayer, purchase and sale, etc.

A legend concerning Hammām , a companion of ʻAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib, Caliph, ca. 600-661

Legend of a son of Abraham travelling in search of the Nileʼs source

Lessons and accompanying commentaries from the Epistles of S. Paul, the Acts and Catholic Epistles, as reed at the celebrations of the Eucharist in Lent and on other occasions throughout the year.

The Lessons for the Sunday, Feasts and Commemorations of the whole year from the Epistles of S. Paul.

Lessons (taken from the N. T.) to be read on festival days, starting with Acts 1, i-viii to be read on Easter Sunday.

A letter addressed in 1774 to Hunt, Thomas, 1696-1774 , Regius Prof. of Hebrew at Oxford, by a Christian in Jerusalem

Letter [also attributed to Nilus of Ancyra d.c. 430 ] to Eulogius concerning monastic life, followed by a commentary on the Lordʼs Prayer

Letter, bearing the mark of the Saʻdī Sharīfs of Morocco, referring to a sale of sugar and other commodities

Letter from Joseph Abudacnus [Yūsuf ibn Abū Daqn] to Bedwell, William, ca. 1561-1632 , dated Oxford , 28 August 1610

Letter from one Bilqāsim al-Shāṭibī to merchants David and Abraham Bertal

Letter from Thomas Erpenius to Bedwell, William, ca. 1561-1632 , dated Paris , 14 September 1609

A letter in Arabic

Letter in Arabic on verso from [?] agent to [?] his employer concerning difficulties with fellow employers, one Bishr ibn Saʻīd and one Ibrāhīm ibn Ḥumayd

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