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Título: Manuel épistolaire arabe

, 1898
Port. adicional en francésTít. de la port.
Saḥḥār, Naʿūm Fatḥ Allāh Al
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Report of the 2004–2005 Campaigns of the Belgian Mission to Deir al-Barsha

, 2009
This report describes the 2004 and 2005 seasons at Dayr al-Barshā. The report is concluded by brief accounts on quarry research and the study of the early Christian remains at Dayr Abū Hinnis.0info:eu-repo/semantics ...
Delattre, Alain, Willems, Harco
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Amthāl Luqmān al-Ḥakīm al-adabīyah wa-ṭuraf min laṭāʼif al-ʻArab al-insīyah.

, 1873
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880-01 Luqmān, the Sage.
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Quarry Marks of the Amarna Period: The limestone quarries of Dayr Abu Hinnis

, 2015
The Dayr al-Barsha Project (KU Leuven, Belgium) revealed that the quarry area of Amarna is noticeably larger than was expected. One of the largest quarry sites of the Amarna Period is located at Dayr Abu Hinnis, c. 15 km north of Amarna.
Van der Perre, Athena
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Dayr al-Salib (Syria): view of unidentified building

Box 6, Folder 2 Black and white photograph. Shows view of an unidentified stone building, possibly in the village of Dayr al-Salib (Deir el-Salib) in Syria. Title and identification based on handwritten note on back of photograph.

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Dayr al-Barshā. Volume 1: The rock tombs of Djehutinakht (No. 17K74/1), Khnumnakht (No. 17K74/2), and Iha (No. 17K74/3); with an essay on the history and nature of nomarchal rule in the early Middle Kingdom

, 2007
This is the first volume of the final reports of the K. U. Leuven mission to Dayr al-Barsha (Middle Egypt). It contains the publication (in color photographs and epigraphic drawings) of three small tombs [Djehutinakht (No. 17K74/1), Khnumnakht (No. 17K74/
Troy Sagrillo
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Evolution of the river Nile as derived from CORONS DSMs in the region of Dayr al-Barsha, Middle Egypt

, 2012
The last four decades, worldwide, the landscape rapidly evolved in both a physical and anthropogenic sense. Here, the Nile valley is used as a prime example of how human impact has influenced the physical environment of large river systems.
Stal, Cornelis, De Wulf, Alain, De Laet, V, Hendrickx, Marijn, Goossens, Rudi   +4 more
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The Use-life of the Middle Kingdom Tomb of Governor Nehri I at Dayr al-Barsha: Reconstructing Find Contexts Based on the Distribution of Coffin Fragments

, 2015
The Hatnub graffiti dating to governor Nehri I stand at the core of a long standing debate regarding the chronology of the Middle Kingdom nomarchs of the fifteenth Upper Egyptian nome. The tomb inventiry of Nehri I, who was burief at Dayr al-Barsha, has,
De Meyer, Marleen, Long, Georgia, Willems, Harco   +2 more
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DETECTING EARLY MEDIAEVAL COPTIC LITERATURE IN DAYR AL-ANBA MAQAR, BETWEEN TEXTUAL CONSERVATION AND LITERARY REARRANGEMENT: THE CASE OF VAT. COPT. 57

, 2019
The modern volume called Vat. copt. 57 represents a re-bounding of the ancient codex that has lost only a few leaves compared to its original structure. On the contrary, all the other volumes of this group of Vatican manuscripts — Vat. copt.
Buzi, P.
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Muhammad Sa'id al-'Arfi (1896-1956). Mufti del Wadi al-Furat territorio di "confine".

, 2012
Scopo di questo contributo è concorrere a definire il ruolo di uomo di scienza musulmano o ‘ālim attivo in epoca contemporanea ed in un’area considerata periferica e/o marginale, nonché di confine, attraverso la ricostruzione dei dati biografici e ...
PELLITTERI, Antonino
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