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Author	Serapion. Author of the text, Jean le Petit. Author of the text, Léonce, bishop of Néapolis. Author of the text, Zosime. Author of the text, Serapion. Author of the text, Jean le Petit. Author of the text, Léonce, bishop of Neapolis. Author of the text, Zosime. Author of the text
Publication Date:	1301
Type	Other
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID	cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b110043671
Library Location	Available Online
Date	1301
Sample Text	Contains: SAINT SERAPION. Life of Saint Macarius the Egyptian; Life of Saint Ababius, of the desert of Scete. attributed to Saint John the Little; Life of Saint Timothy and account of the miracles worked by him; LÉONCE, bishop of Néapolis. Life of Saint John the Chaplain, Patriarch of Alexandria, and account of the miracles worked by him; Story of a woman who burned her hand; Story of a soldier from Carthage, at the time of Patrick Nicetas; Story of a man who was judged three days before his death; Story of a charitable trader; Story of an orphan girl, by Zosime; Question asked by a student to his master about the admission of the good thief to paradise; Commentary on the 1st epistle of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians, V, 21 Digitization carried out from a substitution document. Anonymous and undated copy. A notice by Renaudot and one by J. Ascari, 1735. Comes from the Colbert Library. Contains: SAINT SERAPION. Life of Saint Macarius the Egyptian; Life of Saint Ababius, from the desert of Scde. attributed to Saint John the Little; Life of Saint Timothy and account of the miracles performed by him; LÉONCE, Bishop of Neapolis. Life of Saint John the Chaplain, Patriarch of the Hall, and account of the miracles carried out by him; History of a Woman Burning her Hand; History of a Soldier of Carthage, in the Age of the Patron Nicetas; History of a Man who was tried three days before his death; History of a Charitable Trader; History of a Girl Orphan, by Zosime; Question by a Pupil to his Master about the good admission of the Alexander Larron Scanning from a substitute document. Undated anonymous copy. A leaflet by Renaudot and one by J. Ascari, 1735.Proven from the Colbert Library. Contains: SAINT SERAPION. Life of Saint Macarius the Egyptian; Life of Saint Ababius, of the desert of Scete. attributed to Saint John the Little; Life of Saint Timothy and account of the miracles worked by him; LÉONCE, bishop of Néapolis. Life of Saint John the Chaplain, Patriarch of Alexandria, and account of the miracles worked by him; Story of a woman who burned her hand; Story of a soldier from Carthage, at the time of Patrick Nicetas; Story of a man who was judged three days before his death; Story of a charitable trader; Story of an orphan girl, by Zosime; Question asked by a student to his master about the admission of the good thief to paradise; Commentary on the 1st epistle of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians, V, 21 Digitization carried out from a substitution document. Anonymous and undated copy. A notice by Renaudot and one by J. Ascari, 1735. Comes from the Colbert Library.
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Author Serapion. Author of the text, Jean le Petit. Author of the text, Léonce, bishop of Néapolis. Author of the text, Zosime. Author of the text, Serapion. Author of the text, Jean le Petit. Author of the text, Léonce, bishop of Neapolis. Author of the text, Zosime. Author of the text

Publication Date 1301

Type Other

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Pompeu Fabra University Library

Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b110043671

Library Location Available Online

Date 1301

Sample Text Contains: SAINT SERAPION. Life of Saint Macarius the Egyptian; Life of Saint Ababius, of the desert of Scete. attributed to Saint John the Little; Life of Saint Timothy and account of the miracles worked by him; LÉONCE, bishop of Néapolis. Life of Saint John the Chaplain, Patriarch of Alexandria, and account of the miracles worked by him; Story of a woman who burned her hand; Story of a soldier from Carthage, at the time of Patrick Nicetas; Story of a man who was judged three days before his death; Story of a charitable trader; Story of an orphan girl, by Zosime; Question asked by a student to his master about the admission of the good thief to paradise; Commentary on the 1st epistle of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians, V, 21 Digitization carried out from a substitution document. Anonymous and undated copy. A notice by Renaudot and one by J. Ascari, 1735. Comes from the Colbert Library. Contains: SAINT SERAPION. Life of Saint Macarius the Egyptian; Life of Saint Ababius, from the desert of Scde. attributed to Saint John the Little; Life of Saint Timothy and account of the miracles performed by him; LÉONCE, Bishop of Neapolis. Life of Saint John the Chaplain, Patriarch of the Hall, and account of the miracles carried out by him; History of a Woman Burning her Hand; History of a Soldier of Carthage, in the Age of the Patron Nicetas; History of a Man who was tried three days before his death; History of a Charitable Trader; History of a Girl Orphan, by Zosime; Question by a Pupil to his Master about the good admission of the Alexander Larron Scanning from a substitute document. Undated anonymous copy. A leaflet by Renaudot and one by J. Ascari, 1735.Proven from the Colbert Library. Contains: SAINT SERAPION. Life of Saint Macarius the Egyptian; Life of Saint Ababius, of the desert of Scete. attributed to Saint John the Little; Life of Saint Timothy and account of the miracles worked by him; LÉONCE, bishop of Néapolis. Life of Saint John the Chaplain, Patriarch of Alexandria, and account of the miracles worked by him; Story of a woman who burned her hand; Story of a soldier from Carthage, at the time of Patrick Nicetas; Story of a man who was judged three days before his death; Story of a charitable trader; Story of an orphan girl, by Zosime; Question asked by a student to his master about the admission of the good thief to paradise; Commentary on the 1st epistle of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians, V, 21 Digitization carried out from a substitution document. Anonymous and undated copy. A notice by Renaudot and one by J. Ascari, 1735. Comes from the Colbert Library.

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