Digital Edition and Translation of the Coptic-Sahidic Old Testament
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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Genesis 3:15 in the Sahidic Version of Jacob of Serugh’s memrā on the Ascension of Christ
Just recently, I have identified and edited the Sahidic version of Jacob of Serugh’s verse homily on the Ascension of Christ.[1] This text is not only the first attestation of Jacob of Serugh in Coptic, but it may also be … Continue reading
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Tagged Alin Suciu, Coptic literature, Jacob of Serugh, Sahidic, Syriac
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Catalogue of the Coptic Manuscripts in the Collection of the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
Paola Buzi‘s catalogue of the Coptic manuscripts in the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin has finally been printed. This is a long awaited publication for those interested in Coptic manuscripts in general and in the reconstruction of the White Monastery codices in … Continue reading
The Greek Version of Stephen of Thebes’ Ascetic Rules
The Rules (ʼΕντολαὶ) of Stephen of Thebes have survived in numerous Greek and Old Slavonic manuscripts. As Father Filotheus Bălan (Petru Vodă Monastery, Romania), with whom I often discuss about Patristics, shows in a forthcoming book, the Rules of Stephen are … Continue reading
Posted in Patristics, Stephen of Thebes
Tagged Alin Suciu, Ascetic Authors, Greek, Patristics, Stephen of Thebes, translations
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Search for Post-Doctoral Associate in Early Christian Papyrology
Dr. Philip Sellew announces that the Department of Classical and Near Eastern Studies at the University of Minnesota seeks to hire a recent PhD or ABD to join a team of researchers at Minnesota and Oxford universities on the ‘Ancient … Continue reading
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Tagged Announcements, Oxford, papyri, Papyrology, Philip Sellew, University of Minnesota
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The Garshuni Manuscript Oxford, Marsh. 465, fol. 255: An Unknown Text of Stephen of Thebes?
While browsing through Payne Smith’s catalogue of the Syriac manuscripts in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, I came upon an interesting reference to an ascetic text attributed to Stephen of Thebes,[1] which seems to be unknown. The short text features in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alin Suciu, Arabic, Ascetic Authors, Egyptian monasticism, Garshuni, Oxford, Stephen of Thebes
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Guest Post: Joost L. Hagen – Possible further proof of forgery: A reading of the text of the Lycopolitan fragment of the Gospel of John, with remarks about suspicious phenomena in the areas of the lacunae and a note about the supposed Gospel of Jesus’ Wife
You can download the PDF version of Joost’s article HERE. Introduction In this post, I share the result of my work preparing for reading the supposed Gospel of Jesus’ Wife and the related Lycopolitan fragment of the Gospel of John … Continue reading
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Tagged forgery, Gospel of Jesus' Wife, Gospel of John, Guest Post, Joost Hagen, Leipzig
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