Introduction to the Definition of Logic and its Composition
(المقدمة في تعريف المنطق واجزائه)

Title	Introduction to the Definition of Logic and its Composition
Title Original	المقدمة في تعريف المنطق واجزائه
Publication Place	- [publisher not identified]
Type	Book
Language	Undetermined
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	1 online resource.
Library:	Library of Congress
Library Asset ID	2021667186
Record ID	22057146
Sample Text	This 18th-century manuscript in Garshuni (Arabic written in Syriac letters) contains two works and part of another. The manuscript is without foliation, but before what would now be folio 11v, some folios are missing, so that the first work, part of a Christian polemical text, is cut short and a new work begins: Isagoge, or Introduction to Logic (Al-muqaddima fī ta'rīf al-manṭiq wa-ajzā'ihi). A Porphyrian tree diagram is on folio 29v and there are several other diagrams as well (for example, 53v, 56r--57v). According to the colophon on 93r, the manuscript was copied by a scribe named Stephen (Isṭifānūs), a monk of the Saint Antony Monastery, completed on the 11th of Nisan (April), 1737, in Rome. The work is a composition of the monk Yuwāṣaf (Joasaph, 1690--1737) of the village of Baskinta in Lebanon, attached to the Monastery of Saints Peter and Marcellinus in Rome. The manuscript is marked as the property of the monks of Lebanon, and concludes with a short Syriac--Garshuni glossary.
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Introduction to the Definition of Logic and its Composition

(المقدمة في تعريف المنطق واجزائه)

Publication Place - [publisher not identified]

Type Book

Language Undetermined

Digital No

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions 1 online resource.

Library Library of Congress

Library Asset ID 2021667186

Record ID 22057146

Sample Text This 18th-century manuscript in Garshuni (Arabic written in Syriac letters) contains two works and part of another. The manuscript is without foliation, but before what would now be folio 11v, some folios are missing, so that the first work, part of a Christian polemical text, is cut short and a new work begins: Isagoge, or Introduction to Logic (Al-muqaddima fī ta'rīf al-manṭiq wa-ajzā'ihi). A Porphyrian tree diagram is on folio 29v and there are several other diagrams as well (for example, 53v, 56r--57v). According to the colophon on 93r, the manuscript was copied by a scribe named Stephen (Isṭifānūs), a monk of the Saint Antony Monastery, completed on the 11th of Nisan (April), 1737, in Rome. The work is a composition of the monk Yuwāṣaf (Joasaph, 1690--1737) of the village of Baskinta in Lebanon, attached to the Monastery of Saints Peter and Marcellinus in Rome. The manuscript is marked as the property of the monks of Lebanon, and concludes with a short Syriac--Garshuni glossary.

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