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A Newly Identified Old Georgian Witness to the Greek Homily CPG 4622 at the H...
The Hill Museum & Manuscript Library not long ago purchased a single Georgian leaf in nusxuri script, perhaps of the eleventh century, the exact contents of which were... -
Preliminary Remarks on Coptic Biblical Titles (from the Third to the Eleventh...
Coptic biblical titles have not received much attention until now. This article represents a preliminary study of them, dealing with their history and structural evolution. The... -
Conference report: Florilegia Syriaca. Mapping a Knowledge-Organizing Practic...
Conference report: Florilegia Syriaca. Mapping a Knowledge-Organizing Practice in the Syriac World, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, 30 January‒1 February 2020 -
ParaTexBib: an ERC Project Dedicated to Paratexts in Greek Manuscripts of th...
At the end of the summer of 2013, the project ParaTexBib: Paratexts of the Bible: Analysis and Edition of the Greek Textual Transmission, an initiative called into life in 2012... -
Manuscript culture of West Africa. Part 2: A survey of the scholarly producti...
This publication is the second instalment of the article devoted to the West African manuscript heritage. The first part, published in the previous issue of the Comparative... -
IslHornAfr and its Database of Islamic Literary Production from the Horn of A...
The project IslHornAfr deals with the Islamic manuscript and literary heritage from the Horn of Africa, primarily Ethiopia, but also Eritrea, Somalia/Somaliland, and Djibouti.... -
The Syriac Galen Palimpsest: Research Methods and Latest Discoveries
In this article, we provide an update on the progress of the AHRC-funded Syriac Galen Palimpsest Project, which is directed by Peter E. Pormann at the University of Manchester.... -
Tracing the sources. A rare case of explicit scholarly practice in an Arabic ...
If one thinks about mediaeval collections of recipes and properties—medical and non-medical—in Arabic, it is likely that the image of a chaotic and hopelessly... -
Project: Development of the methodology for the characterization of the Dead ...
Project summary: Development of the methodology for the characterization of the Dead Sea Scrolls -
Book Review: Philippe Bobichon, Bibliothèque nationale de France. Hébreu 704 ...
Philippe Bobichon, Bibliothèque nationale de France. Hébreu 704 à 733. Manuscrits de théologie, Manuscrits en caractères hébreux... -
TITUS: Manuscript-Related Data in the TITUS Project
The TITUS project (“Thesaurus Indo-germanischer Text- und Sprachmaterialien”) was founded in 1987 with the aim of co-ordinating the efforts to establish databases of... -
A New Piece in the Prosopography Mosaic of the Coptic Scriptorium of Toutōn: ...
A photograph taken in the early 1930s during a swift reconnaissance of the Byzantine sector of Tebtynis (Coptic Toutōn) is the only witness of a now lost dipinto mentioning a... -
Conference Report: African Voices in Islamic Manuscripts from Mali, Hamburg, ...
Conference Report: African Voices in Islamic Manuscripts from Mali, Hamburg, 31 October–1 November 2018 -
Open Recensions, Textus Recepti, and the Problems of Edition
The paper surveys the concept and practice of correction (διόρθωσις, emendatio) in classical and mediaeval times as evidence for the... -
Project: Corana. Production and Transmission of the Qur'ān in the Western Isl...
Project summary: Corana. Production and Transmission of the Qur'ān in the Western Islamic World -
Encoding and Annotation of Ancient Places in Ethiopia
Encoding places in a text and producing annotations offers scholars several ways to investigate new questions and support their research work. In this paper we present the work... -
Project: Zotenberg's Egyptian Recension of 1001 Nights
I am carrying out a precise codicological analysis of each of the thirteen manuscripts of Zotenberg's Egyptian Recension of 1001 Nights still existing, whether complete or... -
Modern palimpsests. The case of the counterfeit Kufic fragments
The article discusses a case of fake "Kufi" fragments offered on sale on the Ebay platform, where Arabic passages were written on top of erased Ethiopic texts. -
Some Observations on the Coptic Reception of the Shepherd
The Shepherd of Hermas, an early Christian apocalyptic book written in Greek in Rome of the second century, has been translated in both Akhmimic and Sahidic Coptic. This... -
From Sinai to Munich: Tracing the History of a Fragment from the Grote Collec...
In 1921, the Bavarian State Library acquired six Christian Arabic manuscript fragments from the notorious collector Friedrich Grote. All fragments, just like a yet to be...