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Syriac Manuscripts
Contents
A Collection of Lives of Saints in Arabic
1.Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
2.Title: Miracles of the Virgin MaryTranslated from the Greek
Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
3.Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
4.- Attributed to(Basil, Saint, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 329-379.)
Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
6.Author: AnonymousTitle: Story of the sage HiqārStory of the sage Ḥiqār the vizir of Sennacherib, King of Assyria, -681 B.C. and of this nephew Nādān
Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
7.Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
8.Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
1.Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
11.History of the Captivity of the Children of Israel, how they were carried away to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar II, King of Babylonia, -562 B.C. in the days of Jeremia Prophet ca. v600.
Colophon: f. "200v"Language(s): Syriac; ArabicReferences
Physical Description
Form: codexSupport: PaperExtent: 202 ff.Dimensions (leaf):Dimensions (written):Collation
Originally 22 quires, of 10 leaves (except one which has only 8, and the last which has only 4). Quires signed with Arabic words or Syriac letters
Condition
A leaf is wanting at the beginning, tow after ff.8 and 22, one fater ff. 76, 122, and 182, and two after ff. 190, 198, 200Layout
21 lines to the page
Hand(s)
Written in a good, regular Jacobite Karshiuni XVIIIth cent. This volume was written by rabban 'Abdallah of Sadad/ Sadad (Siria), son of the deacon Namusi, son of Tilijan, of the family of Abu Thabit f. 200v
Additions: f.1r f.202v Gregorian ff. 203-205 are a modern index to the contents of the volume in ArabicHistory
Origin: The town of the scribe is An Nabk The scribe is a monk of the Convent of Mar Musa al- HabashiRecord Sources
"Manuscript description based on Wright, W. : A catalogue of the Syriac manuscripts preserved in the library of the University of Cambridge. (vol 2), 1901".Availability
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