DOI Artikel:
Crum, Walter E.: Progress of Egyptology: christian Egypt
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Progress of Egyptology.
catalogue of its 407 MSS. has been prepared by the present writer.117
Interesting as is the literature—biblical, liturgical, homiletie, narrative—
the student will probably be first attracted to the private documents,
almost 300 in number, among which are a series of 4th and 5th century
letters, unquestionably the earliest of such texts hitherto discovered.
Evidence for the continuance of the annual Coptic pilgrimage to the
Holy Land is given by a photograph of some of the pilgrims bathing in
Jordan.118 W. E. Crum.
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
1 SLudicn zur Pdldographie ix, 1909.
2 Hie Coptic Version of Certain Books vf the O.T., London, 1908.
3 Bev. Bibtinue 1908, 554.
* Journ. TheoL Stud, x, 233.
0 Vienna Acad., Anzehjer, 190S, Nr. xiii, 82.
c UEvangile de St. Jean, Paris, 1908.
7 Bev. Biblique 1909, 623.
8 Christiania Videnslcabs-Sclskabs 1909, No. 2.
0 Sphinx x:ii, 17.
10 Cliurch Quarterly, Oct. 1909, 64.
" Archio f. Beliyionswiss. xii, 574.
12 Bev. Bene!. Jan. 1909, and lleport of Eucliaristic Congress, London, 1909, ]>. 367.
13 Ztitschr.f. Kirchengesch. xxx, 352.
w Kitab cd-Buldgt, 'Ain Shems Press, Cairo, 1908.
15 Kitab al- Tagniz, 1905.
16 Die Kirchenmusil- (Padciborn) x, 1.
17 In Xpvo-omofiiKa {Studi e Bicerche), Pome, 1908, 473.
18 PSBA. xxx, 255.
111 Byzant. Zeitschr. xviii, 621. Cf. PSBA. xxx, November.
2' Journ. Theol. Stud., Oct. 1909.
21 Kitab al-Absalmitdiyah, Alexandria, 1908.
22 Byzant. Zeitschr. xviii, 236.
23 Or. Lit. Zeit. 1909, 39J.
24 Oxyrh. Papyri vi, no. 925.
2"' Dull, de I'Inst, franc, vi, 61.
2i Contemporary Rev., 1909, 305.
27 Echos a" Orient, 1909, 201.
28 Texte u. Unt, xxxiv, 2b.
29 Corp. Scr. Chr. Or., 1908.
s' V. no. 1 above.
31 Bull, de VInst, franc,, vi, 179.
32 Vienna Acad., Sitzb., 159. BL, 7. Abt., and Berlin Acad., Sitib. 1908, 1047.
33 Gbtting. Nachr. 1C09, 103.
34 Tluol. Quartalschr., 1909, 66.
30 Texte u. Unt., xxxiv, 1.
Progress of Egyptology.
catalogue of its 407 MSS. has been prepared by the present writer.117
Interesting as is the literature—biblical, liturgical, homiletie, narrative—
the student will probably be first attracted to the private documents,
almost 300 in number, among which are a series of 4th and 5th century
letters, unquestionably the earliest of such texts hitherto discovered.
Evidence for the continuance of the annual Coptic pilgrimage to the
Holy Land is given by a photograph of some of the pilgrims bathing in
Jordan.118 W. E. Crum.
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
1 SLudicn zur Pdldographie ix, 1909.
2 Hie Coptic Version of Certain Books vf the O.T., London, 1908.
3 Bev. Bibtinue 1908, 554.
* Journ. TheoL Stud, x, 233.
0 Vienna Acad., Anzehjer, 190S, Nr. xiii, 82.
c UEvangile de St. Jean, Paris, 1908.
7 Bev. Biblique 1909, 623.
8 Christiania Videnslcabs-Sclskabs 1909, No. 2.
0 Sphinx x:ii, 17.
10 Cliurch Quarterly, Oct. 1909, 64.
" Archio f. Beliyionswiss. xii, 574.
12 Bev. Bene!. Jan. 1909, and lleport of Eucliaristic Congress, London, 1909, ]>. 367.
13 Ztitschr.f. Kirchengesch. xxx, 352.
w Kitab cd-Buldgt, 'Ain Shems Press, Cairo, 1908.
15 Kitab al- Tagniz, 1905.
16 Die Kirchenmusil- (Padciborn) x, 1.
17 In Xpvo-omofiiKa {Studi e Bicerche), Pome, 1908, 473.
18 PSBA. xxx, 255.
111 Byzant. Zeitschr. xviii, 621. Cf. PSBA. xxx, November.
2' Journ. Theol. Stud., Oct. 1909.
21 Kitab al-Absalmitdiyah, Alexandria, 1908.
22 Byzant. Zeitschr. xviii, 236.
23 Or. Lit. Zeit. 1909, 39J.
24 Oxyrh. Papyri vi, no. 925.
2"' Dull, de I'Inst, franc, vi, 61.
2i Contemporary Rev., 1909, 305.
27 Echos a" Orient, 1909, 201.
28 Texte u. Unt, xxxiv, 2b.
29 Corp. Scr. Chr. Or., 1908.
s' V. no. 1 above.
31 Bull, de VInst, franc,, vi, 179.
32 Vienna Acad., Sitzb., 159. BL, 7. Abt., and Berlin Acad., Sitib. 1908, 1047.
33 Gbtting. Nachr. 1C09, 103.
34 Tluol. Quartalschr., 1909, 66.
30 Texte u. Unt., xxxiv, 1.