Peshitta Syriac Gospels

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  Syriac Gospels:

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  Manuscript of the Peshitta version of the Gospels. In two volumes.

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  The principles of Syriac grammar

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  Gospels in Greek : [manuscript]

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  Vol. 1, f. 1 blank; f. 1v. [Miniature of Matthew]. Greek. Vol. 1, ff. 2-4; f. 4v blank. [Chronicle]. Greek. On added leaves, a chronicle, similar in part to that of Hippolytus of Thebes, from the creation to ca. 1250; printed from this manuscript by E. J. Goodspeed, "The Bixby Gospels," University of Chicago Historical and Linguistic Studies in Literature related to the New Testament ser. 1, 2 (1915) 123-52. Transposed in binding, folios 2 and 3. Vol. 1, ff. 5-11; ff. 11v-12 blank. [Menology]. Greek. Menology, 1 Septermber-31 August, but with loss of 2 leaves after f. 6 containing 12 December-22 January. Vol. 1, ff. 13-14. [Gospel readings]. Greek. List of gospel readings for Saturdays and Sundays in Lent. Vol. 1, ff. 14-20. [Synaxarium]. Greek. Vol. 1, ff. 20v-21. [Letter of Eusebius to Carpianus]. Greek. Vol. 1, ff. 21-22v. [Eusebian canon tables]. Greek. Vol. 1, ff. 23-24v. [Κεφάλαια for Matthew]. Greek. Ὑπόθεσις of the gospel of Matthew; printed in H. von Soden, Die Schriften des Neuen Testaments in ihrer ältesten erreichbaren Text gestalt (Göttingen 1913) I:1, p. 314 [120]; Κεφάλαια (68) for Matthew; four verses in honor of Matthew: ματθαίου τοδε ἔρχου . . . βροτὸν αὐτὸν ἐόντα; printed in von Soden, I:1, p. 373, 5; note added in a modern hand, τετραευάγγελον μονῆς τοῦ παντοκράτορος καὶ σωτῆρος χριστνῦ τὸν ἐν τῶ ᾄθω. Test of transliterated Greek: tetraeuángelon monē̃s toũ pantokrátoros kaì sōtē̃ros khristnũ tòn en tō̃ áͅthō Vol. 1, ff. 25-124v. [Gospel of Matthew]. Greek. Gospel of Matthew in 357 sections, with some contemporary and later corrections and marginalia; cf. Goodspeed, p. 128. Vol 1, ff. 125-127v. [Κεφάλαια for Mark]. Greek. Vol. 1, f. 125, ruled, but blank; f. 125v, full page miniature of Mark; f. 126, ruled, but blank; ff. 126v-127v, Κεφάλαια (48) for Mark. Vol. 1, ff. 128-196v. [Gospel of Mark]. Greek. Gospel of Mark in 234 sections, with some contemporary and later corrections and marginalia; collated by Goodspeed. Vol. 2, ff. 2v-5v. [Κεφάλαια for Luke]. Greek. Κεφάλαια (83) for Luke; f. 5, blank; f. 5v, full page miniature of Luke. Vol. 2, ff. 6-118. [Gospel of Luke]. Greek. Gospel of Luke in 340 sections, with some contemporary and later corrections and marginalia; collated by Goodspeed. Vol. 2, ff. 118v-119v. [Κεφάλαια for John]. Greek. Κεφάλαια (18) for John; f. 119: Miniature of John; f. 119v, ruled, but blank. Vol. 2, ff. 120-210v. [Gospel of John]. Greek. Gospel of John in 232 sections, with some contemporary and later corrections and marginalia. On ff. 153-154v, pericope, John 7, 53-8, 11, added in the thirteenth century; collated by Goodspeed.

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  Glossed Gospel of Mark : [manuscript]

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  ff. 2-88. Latin. Glossed. On f. 88v, a collect to Mark; on f. 89, near-contemporary notes in light plummet; on f. 89v, miscellaneous added notes, s. XIII, pertaining to the biblical text; on . f. 90, added s. XIV: twelve lines of a hymn accompanied by neumes on four-line red staves: "[E]xpurgetur zima vetus, reprobetur meta metus ..." mentioning the English saints Thomas, Edmund, Edward, Alphege, and Alban.

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  The revelation revisions of 1835 and the fullness of the gospel

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  Two works by Jack Raveill examining revisions made to the Revelations of Joseph Smith. The first, The Revelation Revisions of 1935, offers a word by word comparison of the Early Revelations and 1835 Revisions. Appendices include "Historical Events Relating to the Revelations of Joseph Smith, Jr., and the Financial Law;" statements removed from the 1835 Revisions; a page number index for The Far West Record (1983); and the text of two unpublished Revelations of Joseph Smith, from May 15, 1829, and March 1832.

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  The Four Gospels, with Eusebuis' epistle to Carpianus and Canon Tables

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  Illuminated manuscripts of the Four Gospels, with 24 full page miniatures, 190 marginal ornaments marking the pericopes and decorative initiials. Also included are: the letter of Eusebius, bishop of Ceasarea to Carpianus, on the Gospel Canons, Canon Tables, and a reading on the women taken into adultery.

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