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Tag Archives: Tito Orlandi
What is Clavis Coptica?
Because many people have been asking me lately what means clavis coptica to which I often refer in my studies and on this blog, I am posting here a response from Tito Orlandi, the director of the Corpus dei manoscritti … Continue reading
More Fragments From the Catechetical Orations of St. Cyril of Jerusalem in Coptic
In 1974, Prof. Tito Orlandi published in a volume a series of Coptic literary papyri in the collection of the Austrian National Library in Vienna.[1] His publication revealed the existence of several previously unknown Coptic translations from Patristic literature. Equally … Continue reading
Two Joint Fragments from the Proverbs of Solomon in Coptic and the Extinction of the White Monastery Library
I have presented here several times some interesting cases of torn leaves from the library of the Monastery of Apa Shenoute (or the White Monastery), which can be reconstructed out of two or more fragments which are presently scattered around … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Monasteries, Old Testament, Proverbs
Tagged Alin Suciu, Bible, bibliocide, codicology, Congress, Coptic Bible, Old Testament, Proverbs, Tito Orlandi, White Monastery
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The Corpus dei Manoscritti Copti Letterari Project has moved to Hamburg
The Corpus dei manoscritti copti letterari research project (director: Tito Orlandi) became recently part of the Hiob Ludolf Zentrum für Äthiopistik, Hamburg University. Details about researchers of the centre can be found here. Here is the description and aims of … Continue reading
The 10th International Congress of Coptic Studies (Rome, 17-22 September 2012)
Visit the webpage of the 10th International Congress of Coptic Studies, which will take place between 17-22 September 2012 in Rome. The organizing committee: Paola Buzi, Alberto Camplani, Tito Orlandi. Webpage of the Congress
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Tagged Alberto Camplani, Congress, IACS, Paola Buzi, Rome, Tito Orlandi
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P. Buzi & A. Camplani, Christianity in Egypt. Festschrift Tito Orlandi (Rome 2012)
After the Mélanges offerts à Wolf-Peter Funk, edited by Paul-Hubert Poirier & Louis Painchaud in 2006 (available here), another Festschrift of high interest for Coptological studies has been published: Paola Buzi & Alberto Camplani (eds.), Christianity in Egypt: Literary Production … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Camplani, bibliography, Books, Coptic Church, Coptic literature, Paola Buzi, Rome, Tito Orlandi
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