Author
Hiérothée. Author of the text, Hierotheus. Author of the text
Publication Date
1501
Subject
Councils
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
University of La Laguna Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11004237d
Date
1501
Notes
Bible. N.T. Apocrypha Digitization carried out from a substitution document. Anonymous and undated copy. A scribe's note indicates that this manuscript was transcribed from a copy made by Abū Ġālib ibn Abī al-Fahm ibn Ḥassūn, in Damascus (f. 397). List of councils (1-5); profession of faith of Hierotheus (5 v-7); profession of faith of Saint Denis the Aeropagite (7-8); preface to Kitāb miṣbāḥ al-ẓulma wa-īḍāḥ al-ḫidma by Šams al-Riʾāsa ibn Kabar Abūl-Barakāt [8 v-11] (cf. ms. Arabic 203, f. 2 v-4); 30 precepts of the Apostles (12-21 v); 81 pseudo-apostolic canons (22-34); canons of the Apostles on the priesthood (34 v-49); canons of Clement or letter from Peter to Clement (49 v-55 v); notice on the councils (56-57); 24 canons of the Council of Ancyra (57 v-66); 14 canons of the Council of Neocaesarea or Carthage (66 v-71); notice on the Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena (72-84 v); notice on the Council of Nicaea and 20 canons (85-98); 84 canons of the same council (98 v-131 v); regulations for monks, monasteries and clerics (132-151 v); letter to the bishops of Armenia and 20 canons of the Council of Gangres (152-160); 21 canons of the Council of Sardica (160 v-172 v); synodal letter and 25 canons of the Council of Antioch (173-183 v); 59 canons of the Council of Laodicea (188-204); notice on the 1st Council of Constantinople and 4 canons (204 v-211); notice on the Council of Ephesus and 1 canon (211 v-216); spiritual canons taken from the 4 books of Kings (216 v-255); 130 cannons of the emperors Constantine, Theodosius and Leo (256-285); precepts of the Old Testament (285 v-308 v); 40 cannons of the emperors Basil, Constantine and Leo (311-397). Hierotheus. canon law. Bible. N.T. Apocrypha Abū Ġālib ibn Abī al-Fahm ibn Ḥassūn. Ġrīġūriyūs, bishop of Boṣra and Ḥawrān. Peiresc, Nicolas-Claude Fabri (1580-1637; lord of). Damascus. Bible. N.T. Apocryphs Scanning from a substitute document. Ġrīș ūriyūs, bishop of Boș ra and the Ġawrān. Peiresc, Nicolas-Claude Fabri (1580-1637; lord of). Damascus. Bible. N.T. Apocrypha Digitization carried out from a substitution document. Anonymous and undated copy. A scribe's note indicates that this manuscript was transcribed from a copy made by Abū Ġālib ibn Abī al-Fahm ibn Ḥassūn, in Damascus (f. 397). List of councils (1-5); profession of faith of Hierotheus (5 v-7); profession of faith of Saint Denis the Aeropagite (7-8); preface to Kitāb miṣbāḥ al-ẓulma wa-īḍāḥ al-ḫidma by Šams al-Riʾāsa ibn Kabar Abūl-Barakāt [8 v-11] (cf. ms. Arabic 203, f. 2 v-4); 30 precepts of the Apostles (12-21 v); 81 pseudo-apostolic canons (22-34); canons of the Apostles on the priesthood (34 v-49); canons of Clement or letter from Peter to Clement (49 v-55 v); notice on the councils (56-57); 24 canons of the Council of Ancyra (57 v-66); 14 canons of the Council of Neocaesarea or Carthage (66 v-71); notice on the Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena (72-84 v); notice on the Council of Nicaea and 20 canons (85-98); 84 canons of the same council (98 v-131 v); regulations for monks, monasteries and clerics (132-151 v); letter to the bishops of Armenia and 20 canons of the Council of Gangres (152-160); 21 canons of the Council of Sardica (160 v-172 v); synodal letter and 25 canons of the Council of Antioch (173-183 v); 59 canons of the Council of Laodicea (188-204); notice on the 1st Council of Constantinople and 4 canons (204 v-211); notice on the Council of Ephesus and 1 canon (211 v-216); spiritual canons taken from the 4 books of Kings (216 v-255); 130 cannons of the emperors Constantine, Theodosius and Leo (256-285); precepts of the Old Testament (285 v-308 v); 40 cannons of the emperors Basil, Constantine and Leo (311-397). Hierotheus. canon law. Bible. N.T. Apocrypha Abū Ġālib ibn Abī al-Fahm ibn Ḥassūn. Ġrīġūriyūs, bishop of Boṣra and Ḥawrān. Peiresc, Nicolas-Claude Fabri (1580-1637; lord of). Damascus.
