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BIBLES AND BIBLICAL BOOKS IN MIDDLE EASTERN AND RELATED LANGUAGES ACADEMIC ARTICLES ARABIC, JUDAEO-ARABIC, PERSIAN, JUDAEO-PERSIAN AND TURKISH... IN PROGRESS 2007-8 General Bibliography and Miscellany Stephen Lambden (Ohio University)
867 CE One of the oldest extant Arabic Bibles Ms. : Arabic Mt. Sinai Arabic Codex 151 dated 867 CE
Gibson, Margaret Dunlop (ed.)
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) Bible. N.T.
Acts, James-Jude. Arabic. 1899. Edited by Margaret Dunlop Gibson.
An Arabic version of the Acts of the
Apostles and the seven Catholic Epistles from an 8th or 9th cent. MS of
Mount Sinai.
London C. J. Clay and Sons 1899.
Orig. blue wrapper, 3 halftone facsimile plates; quarto, 25.5 cm. [Acts
and Epistles in Arabic only] With a treatise on the triune nature of
God, with translation, from the same codex. Edited by Margaret Dunlop
Gibson. (Studia Sinaitica ; no. 7) The editor considers the treatise on
the triune nature of God to have been written after the Hegira (Farrar &
Evans 3704). An
Arabic Version of the Epistiles of St. Paul to the Romans, Corinthians,
Galatians with Part of the Epistle to the Ephesians from a Ninth Century
Ms. In the Convent of st. Catharine on Mount Sinai
London: C. J. Clay and Sons, 1894. 1/4 Cloth and Marbled Boards.
4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Green cloth and red marbled boards.
Transcribed from the ancient Arabic epistles found by the author's
sister in the convent on Mount Sinai in 1892. Graf, Georg Geschichte der Christlichen Arabischen Literatur, 5
vols. Città del Vaticano : Bibliotheca Apostolica Vaticana, 1944)
Lewis, Agnes Smith, and Margaret Dunlop Gibson,
Polliack, M.
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Lutfi M. Sa'di, George Sarton, W. T. Van Dyck
Joseph Henninger: Arabische Bibelübersetzungen vom Frühmittelalter bis zum 19.Jahrhundert (Zeitschrift für Missionswissenschaft, 1961, pp. 201-223) The Christian Orient (Londres, The British Library, 1978) L'Église d'Arabie (Romae 1979. Jacoub Hijazin). Le christianisme des arabes nomades (Henri Charles. 1936). Mémoires (De Sacy). Les arabes chrétiens de Mésopotamie et de Syrie (François Nau. 1933). Le dialogue d'Abraham de Tibériade (1971).
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