Papyrus grecs /

Greek text with French translations and commentary.

Two lectures on the "Sayings of Jesus" recently discovered at Oxyrhynchus : delivered at Oxford on Oct. 23, 1897 /

Bibliography: p. [5]-6.

Herculaneum rolls : correspondence relative to a proposition made by Dr. Sickler of Hildburghausen, upon the subject of their development.

Leaf of plates is a facsimile of a fragment of an Herculanean roll.

Beitraege zur kenntniss der literatur, kunst, mythologie und geschichte des alten Aegypten,

"Verzeichniss der grössern und kleinern schriften des verfassers in chronologischer folge": hft. 6, 2 pages following p. vi.

The new archeological discoveries and their bearing upon the New Testament and upon the life and times of the primitive church,

Mode of access: Internet.

Qānūnchah fī al-ṭibb, [880, i.e. 1475 or 1476].

Fine copy of al-Jaghmīnī's (d.1344) Qānūnchah, a compendium on medicine and an extract from Ibn Sīnā’s Qānūn. Brockelmann treats this author as distinct from an astronomer of the same name who died in 1221.

al-Asmāʼ al-ḥusná mustakhrajah min al-Qurʼān al-ʻaẓīm wa-Kitāb al-Ṭibb al-nabawī, [15th century?].

A work on prophetic medicine (or the Prophet's medicine) by al-Maqdisī (d.1245) preceded by a short treatise of uncertain authorship on the beautiful names of God.

Papyrus de Ménandre,

No. 43227.

Peintures des manuscrits orientaux de la Bibliothèque nationale /

Mode of access: Internet.

Studien zur Überlieferungsgeschichte der römischen Kaiserurkunde,

Vita.

Anaximenea /

Vita.

Prodrous grammaticae papyrorum graecarum aetatis Lagidarum.

"Seorsum impressum ex XXVI. tomo Classis philologicae Academiae litterrarum cracoviensis."

Astronomical tables : manuscript, [17th century?].

Tables for timekeeping for each day of the 12 months of the Gregorian calendar.

Koran : manuscript, [1892-1896].

marginal notes/ examined by M. Zacharia 8/24/89."

An Acrostic Elegy by a Maronite Priest-Monk on the sorrow of the Virgin Mary at her separation from her Son

El propósito de este artículo es llamar la atención de los especialistas de la existencia de un hasta ahora desconocido e inédito poema acróstico árabe, que describe la aflicción y el dolor de la Virgen María en la separación de su amado Hijo. El texto de esta interesante pieza que se presenta aquí fue compuesta por un sacerdote maronita que residía en Roma.