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2017
The St Catherine’s Monastery Syriac List provides us with a fourth-century list of OT and NT books, probably from Edessa in Syria. The list is anonymous. The OT part of the list contains the protocanonical books first, while listing the deuterocanonical books second; that is, these books are kept distinct within the list.
Edmon L. Gallagher, John D. Meade
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The St Catherine’s Monastery Syriac List provides us with a fourth-century list of OT and NT books, probably from Edessa in Syria. The list is anonymous. The OT part of the list contains the protocanonical books first, while listing the deuterocanonical books second; that is, these books are kept distinct within the list.
Edmon L. Gallagher, John D. Meade
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The Interaction of Syriac Christianity and the Muslim World in the Period of the Syriac Renaissance
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2018
This essay on the history of Syriac Christianity in India offers a general introduction into the names of the currently eight-million-strong community of native Malayalam speakers with a Syriac culture: ‘Saint Thomas Christians’, ‘Syrian Christians’, and ‘Māppiḷḷa Christians’.
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This essay on the history of Syriac Christianity in India offers a general introduction into the names of the currently eight-million-strong community of native Malayalam speakers with a Syriac culture: ‘Saint Thomas Christians’, ‘Syrian Christians’, and ‘Māppiḷḷa Christians’.
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Death and the Afterlife in Syriac Christianity
In late antiquity as in the present age, death left its mark on the lives of families, communities, and societies. Syriac funerary hymns provide important insights into the social, emotional, funerary ritual histories of early Christian communities. Maria Doerfler here explores this body of largely ignored literature that has been attributed to Ephrem ...openaire +1 more source
STUDIES IN SYRIAC LITERATURE SYRIAC LITERATURE OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA
The Muslim World, 1968openaire +1 more source