-
Alphonse Mingana (born as
Hurmiz Mingana; Syriac: ܗܪܡܙ ܡܢܓܢܐ, in 1878 at Sharanesh, a
village near
Zakho (present day Kurdistan, Iraq) - died 5 December...
- The
Mingana Collection of
Middle Eastern m****cripts,
comprising over 3,000 do****ents, is held by the
University of Birmingham's
Cadbury Research Library...
- and XRF
analysis of the inks. The
Mingana Collection,
comprising over 3,000 do****ents, was
collected by
Alphonse Mingana over
three trips to the
Middle East...
- 16 leaves, with two
additional leaves discovered in
Birmingham in 2015 (
Mingana 1572a,
bound with an
unrelated Quranic m****cript). BnF
Arabe 328(c) was...
-
Alphonse Mingana produced an
English translation of the
aforementioned Paris BN Syr. 65
along with
another Garshuni m****cript (Syr. 240) that
Mingana had...
-
title and the
explicit are
rubricated (i.e., in red ink) in the m****cript
Mingana 11. The
Apocalypse takes up only
about seven pages in the m****cripts....
- The
Nicene Creed,
composed in part and
adopted at the
First Council of
Nicaea (325) and
revised with
additions by the
First Council of
Constantinople (381)...
-
Sollerius (1669),
Carpentier (1822),
Harnack (1903),
Medlycott (1905),
Mingana (1926),
Thurston (1933), At****er (1935), etc. do not. The main argument...
- However,
Nitriensis is
earlier than
Harris by
about five
centuries (although
Mingana dated it to the 13th century). In 1955–6,
Martin Bodmer acquired a number...
-
surviving m****cript
containing chapter Ṭā Hā is a
Quranic m****cript in the
Mingana Collection identified as
having been
written on the
Birmingham Quran m****cript...
