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Showing posts with label BnF. Show all posts
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Monday, April 15, 2019

BnF Copte Online

by Christian Askeland at 21:45 3

White Monastery and related Coptic materials at the Bibliothèque nationale de France

For my own personal pleasure, I have outlined and here share links to BnF Coptic materials online. I am aware that I have ignored the Arabic, a considerable portion of the Bohairic and papyri. The present list focuses on the White Monastery parchments.
  • Amélineau Catalog 1-159
  • Amélineau Catalog 129-133
  • BnF Copte 1 Bohairic-Arabic Pentateuch
  • BnF Copte 13 Bohairic Tetraevangelium
  • BnF Copte 68 Procession ritual for Apa Shenoute
  • BnF Copte 102 Bohairic-Arabic varia
  • BnF Copte 129 (1) Old Testament. Lives.
  • BnF Copte 129 (3) Old Testament
  • BnF Copte 129 (11) Acts, Epistles & Revelation
  • BnF Copte 129 (13) Shenoute, rules and lives of monks
  • BnF Copte 129 (16) Acts
  • BnF Copte 129 (18)
  • BnF Copte 129 (19) Katameros & Liturgy
  • BnF Copte 129 (20) ff. 113-225 Katameros & Liturgy
  • BnF Copte 130 (2) Semons of Shenoute
  • BnF Copte 131 (5) Sermons of Shenoute
  • BnF Copte 131 (6) Shenoute
  • BnF Copte 132 (1) Shenoute
  • BnF Copte 133 (1) ff. 102-138
  • BnF Copte 133 (2) ff. 1-29
  • BnF Copte 133 (2) ff. 42-59
  • BnF Copte 133 (2) ff. 60-90
  • BnF Copte 133 (2) ff. 195-258
  • BnF Copte 133 (2) ff. 259-337
  • BnF Copte 161 (6)
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