Mardin, Turkey Chaldean Cathedral (CCM 00018) |
1,610 CE |
Garshuni |
- f. 1v-3v On the priest and the sponsors of the bride and groom
- f. 3v-7v Command and blessing of marriage
- f. 7v-14v Blessings of the contract of the oath
- f. 15r-50v Unidentified astrological-theological text
- f. 50v-78r Story of the palace of Shād b. 'Ād
- f. 78v-131r Story of Masrūr and Zayn al-Muwāṣif
- f. 131v-135v Hymns to the Virgin Mary
- f. 136r-139v Hymns
- f. 140r-177v Unidentified hagiographic text
- f. 178r-185r Story of the skull that conversed with Jesus Christ, said to be the head of Arsenios, the king of Egypt
- f. 185v-196r John Chrysostom, On the commandments of Great Sunday
- f. 196r Explanation of that which God gave Moses the prophet
- f. 196v-197v Forbidden, defective days in the lunar months
- f. 198r-216v Hymns
- f. 216v-217v Reading from the Gospel of Matthew (i.e. Mark)
- f. 218r-227v Story of Mark the Merchant, who was carried away into exile to the land of Persia, and Gaspar the Pagan
- f. 227v-236v Hymn on the Economy of Christ
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Mardin, Turkey Chaldean Cathedral (CCM 00344) |
1,600 CE |
Garshuni |
- f. 2r-3v Homily
- f. 3r-5v John Chrysostom, Homily on the denial of Peter
- f. 6r-11r John Chrysostom, Homily on Great Lent
- f. 11r-17v John Chrysostom, On repentance and love
- f. 17v-22v Ephrem Syrus, Homily on repentance and the soul
- f. 22v-31r John Chrysostom, commentary on the sixth Psalm
- f. 31v-37r Jacob of Sarug, Homily on the Holy Mysteries, Confession, and Repentance
- f. 37v-43v John Chrysostom, On Repentance and the rebuke of the soul
- f. 43v-48v Ephrem Syrus, Homily on the end and the punishment of the world
- f. 48v-60v Basil, Bishop of Caesarea, Homily on repentance, on the poor Lazarus and the rich man
- f. 60v-69r John Chrysostom, Homily on the first day of creation
- f. 69r-75r Jacob of Sarug, Homily on repentance and baptism
- f. 75v-79v Gregory Nazianzus, Homily on the Nativity of our Lord
- f. 79v-95v John Chrysostom, Homily on the ten virgins
- f. 85v-91r John Chrysostom, Homily on Abraham and Isaac, when he took his son to sacrifice him
- f. 91r-105v John Chrysostom, Homily on Judas' betrayal of Christ
- f. 106r-114r John Chrysostom, Homily on the Lord's words "My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass by me"
- f. 114v-121v Book of the paradise. Chapter 1. "On the love of the near ones"
- f. 122v-127r Great miracle of the Virgin Mary that occured in the days of Caliph al-Mamun in Baghdad
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Mardin, Turkey Chaldean Cathedral (CCM 00354) |
1,682 CE |
Garshuni |
- f. 1r-97r Psalter
- f. 97r-108v Canticles of Praise
- f. 109r-113r Homily
- f. 113r-119r John Chrysostom, Homily on repentance, love, and faith
- f. 119r-126r John Chrysostom, Homily on Psalm 6
- f. 127r-131v Jacob of Sarug, Homily on the Holy Mysteries, Confession, and repentance
- f. 132r-137v John Chrysostom, Homily on repentance and the rebuke of the soul
- f. 137v-142v Ephrem Syrus, Homily on the End and the punishment of the world
- f. 142v-155v Basil of Caesarea, Homily on repentance, on poor Lazarus and the rich man
- f. 155v-163v John Chrysostom, Homily on the first day of creation
- f. 163v-169r Jacob of Sarug, Homily on repentance and for baptism
- f. 169r-173r Gregory Nazianzus, Homily on the Nativity of our Lord
- f. 173r-178v John Chrysostom, Homily on the Ten Virgins
- f. 178v-183r John Chrysostom, Homily on Abraham and Isaac, when he took his son to sacrifice him
- f. 183r-194v John Chrysostom, Homily on Judas's betrayal of Christ
- f. 194v-202r John Chrysostom, Homily on Peter's denial of Jesus
- f. 202r-207v John Chrysostom, Homily on the Lord's words, "My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass by me"
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Sachau 165; Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin 201 |
1,300 CE |
Syriac |
See entry for Sachau 165
- Lives and sayings for famous ascetics and church Fathers
- f. 1-8v Biographical notes about church fathers and Citations of their works
- f. 8v, 13-25 fragments of a writing about the monastic call
- f. 9r-9v, 17 fragments of a legend of St. Pior (Identified with Lausaic history ch. 87)
- f. 9v-12v Admonition of the Apostle Peter
- f. 12v-16v From the legend of Abba Bishoi about the Isaac who became a Jew
- f. 16v-18v part of the life of Alexander of Rome
- f. 18r-19r Patristic citations
- f. 19r-22r Conversation between teachers and students
- f. 23r-26v Legends
- f. 27r-32v Biographical notes about the prophets of the Old Testament
- f. 32v-36v Notes on the New Testament
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Vat. sir. 283 |
860 CE |
Syriac |
Catalog entry in Assemani
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Sinai Syr. 16 |
600 CE |
Syriac |
See entry in Lewis
- ff. 1-86 Lives of the Egyptian Fathers
- ff. 87-93 Life of the Holy Nilus the Anchorite
- ff. 93-105 The Apology of Aristides on behalf of the Christians
- ff. 105-112 A discourse of Plutarch on the advantage to be derived from one's enemies
- ff. 112-121 A discourse of Pythagoras
- ff. 121-126 A discourse of Plutarch about asceticism
- ff. 126-132 A discourse of Plutarch about anger
- ff. 132-140 A discourse of Lucian that we should not readily believe slander against our friends
- ff. 140-143 Discourse of a Philosopher about the Soul
- ff. 151-214 Mar John the Anchorite, Commentary on Ecclesiastes
- ff. 214 ad finem; John Chrysostom, Commentaries on Matthew
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Saint Mark's Monastery, Jerusalem MS 172 (SMMJ 00172) |
1,905 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
Filoksinos Yohanna Dolabany, Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in St. Mark’s Monastery (1994).
- fol. 6r-8r Priest's homilies. Chapter 16 (Garshuni)
- fol. 8v-73r Shukr Allah of Aleppo, Maphrian of Malabar, Homilies (Syriac, Garshuni)
- fol. 73-78v Abba Macarius, Discovery of how the soul departs from the body (Garshuni)
- fol. 78v-82v John Chrysostom, Homily (Garshuni)
- fol. 82v-103 John Chrysostom, Homily on repentance and receiving the divine mysteries (Garshuni)
- fol. 103v-105v Story of the merchant and his wife (Garshuni)
- fol. 105v-107r Parables to be read in the Church (Garshuni)
- fol. 107r-112r Commentary on the Lord's Prayer (Garshuni)
- fol. 112v-124r Readings on the Sufferings of the Lord (Garshuni)
- fol. 124r-132r Homily on a widower (Garshuni)
- fol. 132r-134v On the Jewel (Garshuni)
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Saint Mark's Monastery, Jerusalem MS 178 (SMMJ 00178) |
1,900 CE |
Garshuni |
Filoksinos Yohanna Dolabany, Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in St. Mark’s Monastery (1994).
- fol. 1r-22v Homilies
- fol. 22v-39r Instruction in Christian Doctrine
- fol. 39r-67r John Chrysostom, Commentary on the Ten Commandments
- fol. 67r-71r Gregory of Nyssa, Books against Eunomius. Selections
- fol. 71r-76v John Chrysostom, Against one who does not believe that Christ is God
- fol. 76v-78v On the Trinity
- fol. 78v-86r Gregory Nazianzus, Twelve Chapters against heretics
- fol. 86r-98v Cyril of Alexandria, Twelve Chapters
- fol. 98v-106v On the bread that becomes the body of Jesus
- fol. 106v-110v On the faith of the Armenians and the Jacobite Syrians
- fol. 110v-118r Michael I, Coptic Patriarch of Alexandria, Confession of faith
- fol. 118r-143v Gregory bar 'Ebroyo, Confession of faith
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Saint Mark's Monastery, Jerusalem MS 247 (SMMJ 00247) |
1,700 CE |
Garshuni, Syriac |
Filoksinos Yohanna Dolabany, Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in St. Mark’s Monastery (1994).
- fol. 1v, 9r Dionysius bar Ṣalibi, Homily on the Eucharist (Garshuni)
- fol. 9v, 3r Introduction to the Books of Solomon (Garshuni)
- fol. 3v-9v, 2r-2v, 10r-22v Proverbs (Garshuni)
- fol. 23r-34r Wisdom of Solomon (Garshuni)
- fol. 34r-41r Ecclesiastes (Garshuni)
- fol. 41v-88v Testament of the Lord (Garshuni)
- Text attributed to Clement of Rome; divided into 8 books
- fol. 89r-158r Book of the teacher and the disciple (Garshuni)
- fol. 158v-161v John Chrysostom, Homily on the rich man (Garshuni)
- fol. 161v-166v John Chrysostom, Homily on mercy and admonition (Garshuni)
- fol. 166v-184v John Chrysostom, Homily on virginity, repentance, and admonition (Garshuni)
- fol. 185-188v Teaching of Addai (Syriac)
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