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This work contains inscriptions from the Ramesseum in Thebes and the tomb of Ptahhotep at Thebes, as well as the archaeological work of 1896 in Egypt.

The Sahidic version of the Coptic New Testament, in seven volumes; independent evidence of the early text of the New Testament

The Sahidic version of the Coptic New Testament, in seven volumes; independent evidence of the early text of the New Testament

The Sahidic version of the Coptic New Testament, in seven volumes; independent evidence of the early text of the New Testament

The Sahidic version of the Coptic New Testament, in seven volumes; independent evidence of the early text of the New Testament

The Sahidic version of the Coptic New Testament, in seven volumes; independent evidence of the early text of the New Testament

The Sahidic version of the Coptic New Testament, in seven volumes; independent evidence of the early text of the New Testament

John Henry Jowett directs his exegesis of the Pauline epistles for the everyday consideration of challenges and grace. Study chapters are organized by verse.

This is the first part in the multi-volume work by Mar Ignatius Yacoub on the history of the Antiochian Church spanning the first four centuries of its existence.

This is a book filled with documents, details and glimpses of Syria after its government granted cultural rights to its Syriac speaking citizens.

In comparing the formal Arabic language with colloquial Lebanese Syrian Arabic, Raphael Nakhla Al-Yasou`y finds a large list of foreign words that have unknowingly worked their way into the local dialect.

An essay expounding the historical rise and decline of the Theological School of Antioch.

An account of the Crusades from the Syrian perspective as detailed by the priest Isaac Armala. A non-Western account of the epic battle perfect for students of history.

This book outlines the connections between the Arabic and European languages, giving a brief listing of European words and phrases with their Arabic equivalent.

This book speaks of the internal struggle that arose within the Syrian Orthodox Church in the twentieth century.

The Kurals are the wisdom literature of the Tamils, at the southern cape of India; the Kural of Tiruvalluvar is the most famous of them. Text, modern Tamil paraphrase, and Latin translation, with English notes and glossary.

The Kurals are the wisdom literature of the Tamils, at the southern cape of India; the Kural of Tiruvalluvar is the most famous of them. German translation with commentary and appendices.

Poems of advice to monks and nuns from one of the first monks to write, in the late fourth century.

This work reveals the uncovering of a forged letter about Jesus by the Berlin Professor of Theology with a consideration of the career and historical sense of the forger.

This study is of the concept of atheotes ("godless") in antiquity in relation to Christianity.

This much-cited essay contains the third century Christian leader Cyprian's letter to his friend Donatus written shortly after his conversion.

The revocation of the religious liberties of the French Protestants, from the full operation of the Edict in 1610 downward to the Revocation, the eighteenth-century oppression and the Camisard Rebellion, to the restoration of toleration and of equality.

Five essays by a French historian of medieval England: on an abbot's advice, an ambassador's report, the life of Scarron, a traveller's diary, and a report on Voltaire.

The monk Florentius of Worcester compiled several chronicles and other sources, here translated into English. It is an independent source for Anglo-Saxon history, and a contemporary source for the Normans.

This volume is a good quality reprint of the 1887 edition of Alfred von Gutschmid's classic text. It will be of interest to scholars in the Syriac-speaking kingdom of Osroene (or Edessa).

This volume, printed at the Dominican Press in Mosul, is a guide to the church year for Syriac Catholics. It is prefaced by remarks of then Patriarch Ignatius George V Chelhot (1818-1891).

The life of a sixteenth-century French intellectual, poet, Protestant, and orator, with extensive discussion of his works in French and Latin

The celebrated historical novelist writes a life of Cesare Borgia and his family - and a case for the defense, in an age in which it was customary to draw the Borgias as devils incarnate.

As the preface says, this is not a history of the Revolution, but a picture of life in Paris under it.

Greek-English and English-Greek dictionary with an Appendix of Proper and Geographical Names.