Lucifer and the Arabic Palaeography : A Contribution on the Oriental Glosses of the Bible of Cava dei Tirreni

123-139 p.

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  • Introduction
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  • Death, Books, and Mummies : Scattered Remarks on Some Greek Literary Papyri in Funerary Contexts
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  • One Script for Two Languages : Latin and Arabic in an Early Allographic Papyrus
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  • The Bridge in the Desert : Towards Establishing an Historical Context for the Newly Discovered Latin Manuscripts of St Catherine's Sinai
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  • The Latin Fragments from the Qubbat al-Khazna of Damascus : A Preliminary Palaeographical and Textual Survey
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  • Lucifer and the Arabic Palaeography : A Contribution on the Oriental Glosses of the Bible of Cava dei Tirreni
  • The Writing Process in a 7th Century Qur'an Manuscript : The Upper Text of the Sanaa Palimpsest as Example
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  • The Divine Scribe : A New Interpretation of the Ganesa Episode from the Mahabharata
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  • Notes on Diplomatics and Palaeography in Ancient and Medieval Japan
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  DOI: 10.19272/201703814006

  ISSN: 1724-1863

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