

Country |
Lebanon
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City | Dūmā |
Repository | Dayr al-Qiddīs Yūḥannā al-Maʻmadān |
Shelfmark | MS 10 |
Current Status | In situ |
Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 268 leaf(ves) |
Century(ies) | 13th century |
Language(s) | Arabic |
Genre(s) | Bibles |
Notes |
Formerly MS 28. Fragments of 1 Corinthians and of an introduction to the epistles of Paul, 1r-4v, 264v-267v (fol. 264v-267v inverted); reading notes, including a note dated 1781 CE, 7788 Anno mundi, fol. 73v, 189r; note dated September 1750 CE, fol. 264r |
HMML Proj. Num. |
DUMA 00010 |
Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/540006 |
Processed By | HMML |
Acknowledgments | Cataloged by Josh Mugler |
Surrogate Format | Digital |
Capture Date | 2006/11/27 |
Access Restrictions | Registered |
Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |

Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 268 leaf(ves) |
Foliation | Modern foliation in Arabic numerals; contemporary foliation in Coptic numerals |
Binding Dimensions | 25 x 16.5 x 10 cm |
Provenance |
Endowment notes of دير حمطوره, fol. 73v, 237v |
Condition Notes |
Imperfect: tearing, holes, worming, and leaf deterioration with extensive loss of text |
Type | Manuscript |
Part Location | fol. 5r-263v |
Place of Origin | Lebanon (?) |
Century(ies) | 13th century |
Year Range | 1236 |
Date Precise | 1236 November 20 |
Native Date Precise | 20 Tishrīn al-Thānī 6745 Anno mundi; 19 Rabīʻ al-Awwal 634 AH |
Support | Paper |
Page Layout | 1 column, 19-24 lines per page |
Writing System | Arabic |
Script(s) | Naskh |
Notes |
Colophon, fol. 263v |

Item Location | fol. 5r-263r |
Title | 1-2 Esdras, Prophets |
Uniform Title |
Bible. Old Testament
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Language(s) | Arabic |
Contents Detail |
1 Esdras, fol. 5r-19v; Ezra-Nehemiah (2 Esdras), fol. 20r-30v; Book of the Twelve, fol. 31v-73v; Isaiah, fol. 74r-131r; Jeremiah with Lamentations, fol. 131v-189r; Ezekiel, fol. 189v-237v; Daniel, fol. 238r-260v; names of the prophets, fol. 261r-263r |
Item Notes |
Ezra-Nehemiah ends at Nehemiah 2:13 (2 Esdras 12:13) |

Country |
Lebanon
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City | Dūmā |
Repository | Dayr al-Qiddīs Yūḥannā al-Maʻmadān |
Shelfmark | MS 10 |
Current Status | In situ |
Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 268 leaf(ves) |
Century(ies) | 13th century |
Language(s) | Arabic |
Genre(s) | Bibles |
Notes |
Formerly MS 28. Fragments of 1 Corinthians and of an introduction to the epistles of Paul, 1r-4v, 264v-267v (fol. 264v-267v inverted); reading notes, including a note dated 1781 CE, 7788 Anno mundi, fol. 73v, 189r; note dated September 1750 CE, fol. 264r |
HMML Proj. Num. |
DUMA 00010 |
Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/540006 |
Processed By | HMML |
Acknowledgments | Cataloged by Josh Mugler |
Surrogate Format | Digital |
Capture Date | 2006/11/27 |
Access Restrictions | Registered |
Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 268 leaf(ves) |
Foliation | Modern foliation in Arabic numerals; contemporary foliation in Coptic numerals |
Binding Dimensions | 25 x 16.5 x 10 cm |
Provenance |
Endowment notes of دير حمطوره, fol. 73v, 237v |
Condition Notes |
Imperfect: tearing, holes, worming, and leaf deterioration with extensive loss of text |
Type | Manuscript |
Part Location | fol. 5r-263v |
Place of Origin | Lebanon (?) |
Century(ies) | 13th century |
Year Range | 1236 |
Date Precise | 1236 November 20 |
Native Date Precise | 20 Tishrīn al-Thānī 6745 Anno mundi; 19 Rabīʻ al-Awwal 634 AH |
Support | Paper |
Page Layout | 1 column, 19-24 lines per page |
Writing System | Arabic |
Script(s) | Naskh |
Notes |
Colophon, fol. 263v |
Item Location | fol. 5r-263r |
Title | 1-2 Esdras, Prophets |
Uniform Title |
Bible. Old Testament
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Language(s) | Arabic |
Contents Detail |
1 Esdras, fol. 5r-19v; Ezra-Nehemiah (2 Esdras), fol. 20r-30v; Book of the Twelve, fol. 31v-73v; Isaiah, fol. 74r-131r; Jeremiah with Lamentations, fol. 131v-189r; Ezekiel, fol. 189v-237v; Daniel, fol. 238r-260v; names of the prophets, fol. 261r-263r |
Item Notes |
Ezra-Nehemiah ends at Nehemiah 2:13 (2 Esdras 12:13) |
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