NEST AK 00009 - Lebanon - Beirut - Near East School of Theology - MS AK 9 - Reading Room

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Country	Lebanon VIAF
City	Beirut VIAF
Repository	Near East School of Theology VIAF
Shelfmark	MS AK 9
Current Status	In situ
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	247 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	19th century
Language(s)	Arabic
Genre(s)	Canon law; Laws
Notes	Folio numbers are approximate
Bibliography	James Pollock, Catalogue of Manuscripts of the Library of the Near Eastern School of Theology (1981).
HMML Proj. Num.	NEST AK 00009
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/505799
Processed By	HMML
Acknowledgments	Cataloged by Josh Mugler
Surrogate Format	Digital
Capture Date	2010/01/29
Access Restrictions	Registered
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

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Description

Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	247 leaf(ves)
Binding Dimensions	35.5 x 24 x 5 cm
Provenance	Ownership note of القس سمعان صباغ, fol. 246r; note in English of gift from Rev Wm Bird, fol. 2r
Condition Notes	Imperfect: worming with minimal loss of text

Part 1

Type	Manuscript
Part Location	fol. 2v-246r
Place of Origin	Syria, Damascus
Century(ies)	19th century
Year Range	1801
Date Precise	1801 October 12
Support	Paper
Page Layout	1 column, 20-21 lines per page
Catchwords	Yes
Writing System	Arabic
Script(s)	Naskh
Scribe	Ṣabbāgh, Simʻān, active 1780-1834 VIAF
Scribe NS	القس سمعان صباغ
Notes	Colophon, fol. 246r

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Part 1

Item 1
Item Location	fol. 2v-246r
Title	Canon law
Title NS	الناموس الالهى
Associated Name	Silfistirūs, Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch, -1766 (Translator) VIAF
Associated Name	Dionysius, the Areopagite, active 1st century (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Clement I, Pope, -99 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Dionysius, of Alexandria, -265 VIAF
Associated Name	Peter, of Alexandria, -311 VIAF
Associated Name	Gregory, Thaumaturgus, approximately 213-approximately 270 VIAF
Associated Name	Athanasius, Patriarch of Alexandria, -373 VIAF
Associated Name	Basil, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 329-379 VIAF
Associated Name	Gregory, of Nyssa, approximately 335-approximately 394 VIAF
Associated Name	Timothy I, Patriarch of Alexandria, -385 VIAF
Associated Name	Theophilus, Archbishop of Alexandria, approximately 345-412 VIAF
Associated Name	Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, approximately 370-444 VIAF
Associated Name	Gregory, of Nazianzus, approximately 329-390 VIAF
Associated Name	Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium, active 373-394 VIAF
Associated Name	Gennadius I, Patriarch of Constantinople, active 458-471 VIAF
Associated Name	Tarasius, Patriarch of Constantinople, 730-806 VIAF
Associated Name	Blastarēs, Matthaios, active 14th century VIAF
Associated Name	Balsamōn, Theodōros, active 12th century VIAF
Associated Name	Constantine I, Emperor of Rome, -337 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Theodosius II, Emperor of Rome, 401-450 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Fakhr, Ilyās, active 1697-1751 (Translator) VIAF
Associated Name	Leo I, Emperor of the East, -474 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Basil I, Emperor of the East, approximately 812-886 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Constantine, Emperor of the East, -879 (Attributed name)
Associated Name	Leo VI, Emperor of the East, 866-912 (Attributed name) VIAF
Language(s)	Arabic
Incipit	الحمد لله الذى انار البابنا بنور معرفته واهدانا فى سبيل الرشد باحسن هدايته
Contents Detail	Introduction, fol. 2v-3v; accounts of the ecumenical and local councils, fol. 4r-11r; theological treatises and creeds, fol. 11r-14r; accounts of the apostles by Clement I, fol. 14r-18r; canons of the apostles, fol. 18v-23v; life of Constantine and Helena, fol. 23v-28v; canons of the seven ecumenical councils, fol. 28v-76r; canons of the seven local councils, fol. 76r-119r; canons of the Church Fathers, fol. 119r-156v; Syntagma canonum of Matthew Blastares, fol. 156v-167v; Syntagma of Theodore Balsamon, fol. 167v-188r; explanation of marriage law by Blastares, fol. 188r-197v; Syro-Roman law book attributed to Constantine I, Theodosius II, and Leo I, fol. 198r-209v; Procheiros nomos (Prochiron) attributed to Basil I, Constantine, and Leo VI, fol. 210r-246r
Item Notes	Translated from Greek and Latin and compiled by Silfistirūs of Antioch and Ilyās Fakhr

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Country	Lebanon VIAF
City	Beirut VIAF
Repository	Near East School of Theology VIAF
Shelfmark	MS AK 9
Current Status	In situ
Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	247 leaf(ves)
Century(ies)	19th century
Language(s)	Arabic
Genre(s)	Canon law; Laws
Notes	Folio numbers are approximate
Bibliography	James Pollock, Catalogue of Manuscripts of the Library of the Near Eastern School of Theology (1981).
HMML Proj. Num.	NEST AK 00009
Permanent Link	https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/505799
Processed By	HMML
Acknowledgments	Cataloged by Josh Mugler
Surrogate Format	Digital
Capture Date	2010/01/29
Access Restrictions	Registered
Rights	http://www.vhmml.org/terms

Object
Description

Type of Record	Manuscript
Extent	247 leaf(ves)
Binding Dimensions	35.5 x 24 x 5 cm
Provenance	Ownership note of القس سمعان صباغ, fol. 246r; note in English of gift from Rev Wm Bird, fol. 2r
Condition Notes	Imperfect: worming with minimal loss of text

Part 1

Type	Manuscript
Part Location	fol. 2v-246r
Place of Origin	Syria, Damascus
Century(ies)	19th century
Year Range	1801
Date Precise	1801 October 12
Support	Paper
Page Layout	1 column, 20-21 lines per page
Catchwords	Yes
Writing System	Arabic
Script(s)	Naskh
Scribe	Ṣabbāgh, Simʻān, active 1780-1834 VIAF
Scribe NS	القس سمعان صباغ
Notes	Colophon, fol. 246r

Item 1
Item Location	fol. 2v-246r
Title	Canon law
Title NS	الناموس الالهى
Associated Name	Silfistirūs, Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch, -1766 (Translator) VIAF
Associated Name	Dionysius, the Areopagite, active 1st century (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Clement I, Pope, -99 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Dionysius, of Alexandria, -265 VIAF
Associated Name	Peter, of Alexandria, -311 VIAF
Associated Name	Gregory, Thaumaturgus, approximately 213-approximately 270 VIAF
Associated Name	Athanasius, Patriarch of Alexandria, -373 VIAF
Associated Name	Basil, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 329-379 VIAF
Associated Name	Gregory, of Nyssa, approximately 335-approximately 394 VIAF
Associated Name	Timothy I, Patriarch of Alexandria, -385 VIAF
Associated Name	Theophilus, Archbishop of Alexandria, approximately 345-412 VIAF
Associated Name	Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, approximately 370-444 VIAF
Associated Name	Gregory, of Nazianzus, approximately 329-390 VIAF
Associated Name	Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium, active 373-394 VIAF
Associated Name	Gennadius I, Patriarch of Constantinople, active 458-471 VIAF
Associated Name	Tarasius, Patriarch of Constantinople, 730-806 VIAF
Associated Name	Blastarēs, Matthaios, active 14th century VIAF
Associated Name	Balsamōn, Theodōros, active 12th century VIAF
Associated Name	Constantine I, Emperor of Rome, -337 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Theodosius II, Emperor of Rome, 401-450 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Fakhr, Ilyās, active 1697-1751 (Translator) VIAF
Associated Name	Leo I, Emperor of the East, -474 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Basil I, Emperor of the East, approximately 812-886 (Attributed name) VIAF
Associated Name	Constantine, Emperor of the East, -879 (Attributed name)
Associated Name	Leo VI, Emperor of the East, 866-912 (Attributed name) VIAF
Language(s)	Arabic
Incipit	الحمد لله الذى انار البابنا بنور معرفته واهدانا فى سبيل الرشد باحسن هدايته
Contents Detail	Introduction, fol. 2v-3v; accounts of the ecumenical and local councils, fol. 4r-11r; theological treatises and creeds, fol. 11r-14r; accounts of the apostles by Clement I, fol. 14r-18r; canons of the apostles, fol. 18v-23v; life of Constantine and Helena, fol. 23v-28v; canons of the seven ecumenical councils, fol. 28v-76r; canons of the seven local councils, fol. 76r-119r; canons of the Church Fathers, fol. 119r-156v; Syntagma canonum of Matthew Blastares, fol. 156v-167v; Syntagma of Theodore Balsamon, fol. 167v-188r; explanation of marriage law by Blastares, fol. 188r-197v; Syro-Roman law book attributed to Constantine I, Theodosius II, and Leo I, fol. 198r-209v; Procheiros nomos (Prochiron) attributed to Basil I, Constantine, and Leo VI, fol. 210r-246r
Item Notes	Translated from Greek and Latin and compiled by Silfistirūs of Antioch and Ilyās Fakhr

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