Author
Theodor Abu-Qurra
Publication Date
9. Jh.
Publication Place
Place of origin cannot be determined -
Subject
Handwriting
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
18
Physical Dimensions
13,5 x 19,5 cm
Library
Münchener DigitalisierungsZentrum (MDZ)
Library Asset ID
OCLC: 910101687, Handschriften-ID: BSB-Hss Cod.arab. 1071
Record ID
bsb00095977
Library Location
Munich, Bavarian State Library
Date
9. Jh.
Notes
Fragment, writing: The mostly dotted Nasḫī is similar to the writing of the Cod. Brit. Museum or 4950, which was written in 877 AD in the Palestinian monastery of St. Chariton. Graf dates the manuscript to the 9th century. What is more peculiar to the script is the spelling of Fā' with a dot underneath for Qāf, features: highlights in red: heading (page 4a), punctuation marks (red circle enclosing a black dot). In vegetabilder ornamentation the marginal strip Bl. 3b, bottom, 4a, top, BSB provenance: Together with Cod.arab. 1066 - 1071 from a collection of oriental manuscripts that Friedrich Grote-Hahn, Leutkirch, had brought with him from Egypt, purchased on April 15, 1921 for £2 = 480 marks, short photo of a manuscript, content: Verbatim excerpts from an apology for Christianity [among others]. Part 1 (sheets 1a-3b): Rest of the 13th chapter of the original work with written evidence for the deity of Christ: New Testament testimonies (from the explanation of Luke 17:12-19). Part 2 (sheets 4a-b): Initial part of the 12th chapter with evidence for the human and divine nature of Jesus and for the identity of his person with the God of the Old Covenant, in comparison with the corresponding scriptures.
Sample Text
Codices arabici - Arabic Manuscripts
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Text
Dijital nesne
Public Domain Mark 1.0 Universal
Dijitalleştirildi
7/1/2015
URN
urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb00095977-1
