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Art Architectureall St. Shenouda Coptic Library AuthorName_Year Title Publisher Topic Name: ART, ARCHITECT ABBOTT, NABIA. 1937. THE MONASTERIES OF THE FAYYUM CHICAGO: UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS. AKERMANN, PHILIPPE. 1976. LE DÉCOR SCULPTE DU COUVENT BLANC CAIRO: INSTITUT FRANCAIS D'ARCHEOLOGIE ORIENTALE DU CAIRE. AL-ANTONY, BISHOY. n.d.. ART OF THE ICON - THEOLOGY OF THE BEAUTY, PT 2 CAIRO: PHILOPATRON. AL-MASSOUDI, AL-QUMMUS KITAB TUHFAT AL-SAELEEN FI DHIKR ADYURAT RUHBAN AL-MASRYIN CAIRO: AL-SHAMMS PRESS. ABDEL-MASSIH SALIB. 1932. AL-MUHARRAQ THE MONASTERY OF HOLY VIRGIN MARY AL-MUHARRAQ ASYUT: AL-MUHARRAQ MONASTERY. MONASTERY. 2015. AL-MUHARRAQ PICTORIAL GUIDE CAIRO: ANBA REUISS PRESS. MONASTERY. n.d.. AL-MUHARRAQI, DANIAL. LIGHTS UPON THE MONASTERY OF THE LADY VIRGIN AL-MUHARRAQ CAIRO: NATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE. 1987. AMBROSE, JOHN. 2004. ART FROM THE ANCIENT WORLD XXXII MEDFIELD: FRAGMENTS OF TIME, INC. ANONYMOUS. 1963. KOPTISCHE KUNST CHRISTENTUM AM NIL ESSEN: VILLA HUGEL. 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