Coptic Codicology and Palaeography[removed]Provisional Bibliography Sofía Torallas Tovar PREVIOUS REPORTS Boud’hors, Anne. “Paléographie et codicologie coptes: progrès et perspectives (1996–2004).”

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• Gnostic Gospels
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Neue Funde und Forschungen zur Liturgie der Kopten[removed]removed] ABD EL-SHAHEED ABD EL-NOUR, Samiha, Copyists and Sponsors of Manuscripts in the Coptic Church (Thirteenth–Eighteenth Century), in: ICC

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Chrześcijański Ortodoksyjny Koptyjski Kościół Egiptu Słowo kopt pochodzi od greckiego słowa Aigyptos - Egipt, które było, z kolei, wywiedzione od słowa „Hikaptah”, jednej z nazw starożytnego miasta Memfis

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PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY EGYPTIAN MONASTICISM[removed]GENERAL STUDIES Books and Dissertations Bunge, Gabriel. Geistliche Vatershaft. Berlin: Lit Verlag, 2010. Cappozzo, Mario. I monasteri del deserto di Scete. Perugi

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• Hesychasm
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• Religion in Egypt
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Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate Church Of St. Mary And St. Athanasius - Mississauga[removed]Announcements

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Page |1 INTERIM BIBLIOGRAPHY COPTIC ART[removed]Gertrud J.M. van Loon Abbreviations

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Shenoutean Studies: A Select Bibliography Andrew Crislip, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA Amélineau, Émile. Oeuvres de Schenoudi: Texte copte et traduction française. 2 vols. Paris: Ernest Leroux, [removed]Auf

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COPTIC LINGUISTICS[removed] Tonio Sebastian Richter (University of Leipzig): Coptic Linguistics[removed]Ahmed, Sohair S. 2010. “Professions, Trades, Occupations, and Titles in Coptic (Alphabetically),” part 1. J

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Coptic Papyrology[removed]Provisional Bibliography Alain Delattre A. ABD EL-FATTAH (with M. KUHN), Catalogue of a Collection of Coptic Ostraca in the

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• Coptic language
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From SBL 1997 Seminar Papers, pp[removed]Rhetorical Composition and Sources in the Gospel of Thomas Vernon K. Robbins Emory University

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