Author
Yaʿqūb al-Sarūǧī (0451-0521). Author of the text, Ephrem (saint, 0306?-0373). Author of the text, Ephrem (saint, 0306? -0373). Author of the text
Publication Date
1501
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b10092119z
Library Location
Available Online
Date
1501
Sample Text
Digitization carried out from a substitution document: R 103298. Digitization carried out from a substitution document: R 181835. 1. Homily on King Solomon, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. Each sentence is followed by its translation into carschouni. 2. Fol. 18. Summary of a homily by Jacques, de Saroug, on the exit of the soul from the body. In carschouni. 3. Fol. 22. Extracts from the lives of the saints. In carschouni. 4. Fol. 44. Homily of Jacques, of Saroug, on exile. 5. Fol. 49. Story of Saint Taesia. 6. Fol. 52. Homily of James, of Saroug, addressed to Daniel the Solitary, his disciple. 7. Fol. 71v. Homily of Mar-Issac, of Antioch, on faith8. Fol. 79. Homily of Jacques, of Saroug, on poverty. 9. Fol. 89. Homily of Saint Ephrem on silence. This homily is also attributed to Issac, of Antioch.10. Fol. 92. Homily of Saint Ephrem on exile. 11. Fol. 93. On the thirty pieces of silver of Judas Iscariot. 12. Fol. 95. Homily in the meter of James, of Saroug, on the words of Solomon, relating to the two handfuls of wind (Ecclesiastes, chap. IV, verse 6). 13. Fol. 105. Homily on the solitaries, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. 14. Fol. 118v. Collection of poems by Grégoire Bar Hebraeus (Abou 'l-Faradj). 15. Fol. 227. Poem by David, son of Paul, in verse of seven syllables, on the Syriac alphabet. 16. Fol. 236. Pytahgorean symbolic sentences, taken from the letter of Theodosius, patriarch (of Antioch) to George (Gregory?). 17. Fol. 245. Homily on the solitary life of hermits and anchorites, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. 18. Fol. 259. Homily on poverty and almsgiving, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. This manuscript was executed by a scribe named Jacques. Comes from the Colbert Library. Scanning from a substitute document: R 103298. Scanning from a substitute document: R 103298. Scanning from a substitute document: R 181835. 1. Homily on King Solomon, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. Each sentence is followed by its translation into carschouni. 2. Fol. 18. Summary of a homily by Jacques, de Saroug, on the exit of the soul from the body. In carschouni. 3. Fol. 22. Extracts from the lives of the saints. In carschouni. 4. Fol. 44. Homily of Jacques, of Saroug, on exile. 5. Fol. 49. Story of Saint Taesia. 6. Fol. 52. Homily of James, of Saroug, addressed to Daniel the Solitary, his disciple. 7. Fol. 71v. Homily of Mar-Issac, of Antioch, on faith8. Fol. 79. Homily of Jacques, of Saroug, on poverty. 9. Fol. 89. Homily of Saint Ephrem on silence. This homily is also attributed to Issac, of Antioch.10. Fol. 92. Homily of Saint Ephrem on exile. 11. Fol. 93. On the thirty pieces of silver of Judas Iscariot. 12. Fol. 95. Homily in the meter of James, of Saroug, on the words of Solomon, relating to the two handfuls of wind (Ecclesiastes, chap. IV, verse 6). 13. Fol. 105. Homily on the solitaries, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. 14. Fol. 118v. Collection of poems by Grégoire Bar Hebraeus (Abou 'l-Faradj). 15. Fol. 227. Poem by David, son of Paul, in verse of seven syllables, on the Syriac alphabet. 16. Fol. 236. Pytahgorean symbolic sentences, taken from the letter of Theodosius, patriarch (of Antioch) to George (Gregory?). 17. Fol. 245. Homily on the solitary life of hermits and anchorites, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. 18. Fol. 259. Homily on poverty and almsgiving, in the meter of Saint Ephrem. This manuscript was executed by a scribe named Jacques. Comes from the Colbert Library.
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