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État Au 30.06.2011 1 ORLANDI, T., Bibliographie Copte 0001 Walter ORLANDI, T., Bibliographie copte 0001 Walter Curt TILL, Osterbrief und Predigt in Achmimischem Dialekt mit Ubersetzung und Worterverzeichnis Leipzig, Dieterich, 1931, 52 p. Studien zur Epigraphik und Papyruskunde, 1, 1 0002 Emilio TEZA, Dei manoscritti copti del Mingarelli nella Biblioteca dell'Universita di Bologna Atti Accademia Lincei, Rendiconti, Serie 5, 1 (1892) 488-502 NB: Esegesi Matteo Liber Generationis 0003 Herbert THOMPSON, Part of Coptic Sermon Ancient Egypt (1915) 9-10 0004 Wilhelm SCHNEEMELCHER, Der Sermo "De anima et corpore". Ein Werk Alexanders von Alexandrien? Misc. DEHN, 119-143 Neukirchen Kreis, Moers, 1957 0005 Antoine ZIKRI, Un fragment copte inedit sur la vie du Christ ASAE 36 (1936) 45-48 NB: Vita Cristo, sepolcro 0006 Tito ORLANDI, The Future of Studies in Coptic Biblical and Ecclesiastical Literature R. McL. WILSON (ed.), The Future of Coptic Studies, p. 1-22 Leiden, Brill, 1978 Coptic Studies 1 0007 Wolfgang KOSACK, Zwei koptische Texte aus der Bonner Universit\(:atsbibliothek Le Mus\('eon 85 (1972) 419-424 NB: Bonn.SO267 ripubblicato da Quecke #0491 0008 Roel van den BROEK, The Myth of the Phoenix according to Classical and Early Christian Traditions Leiden, Brill, 1971 NB: Aggiungere P132.1.56, part one, III, P 33-50, bibliografia 0009 F. HINTZE - S. MORENZ, Ein Streitgesprach Kyrills ZAS 79 (1954) 125-140 0010 Elinor M. HUSSELMAN, An Unidentified Coptic Text on Papyrus Misc. ATIYA II, P 226-235 Leiden, Brill, 1972 0011 Herbert YOUTIE, Gothenburg Papyrus 21 and the Coptic Version of the Letter to Abgar HTR 24 (1931) 61-65 0012 YASSA Abd Al Masih, An Unedited Bohairic Letter of Abgar BIFAO 45 (1946) 64-80 NB: Bibliografia 0013 H. P. BLOK, Die koptischen Abgarbriefe des Leidener Museums Acta Orientalia 5 (1926/7) 238-251 NB: LR.D'Anastasy III IV V, discussione 0014 Etienne DRIOTON, Un apocryphe antiarien: la version copte de la correspondence d'Abgar roi d'Edesse avec notre Seigneur ROC II 10 (1915) 306-326 + 337-373 État au 30.06.2011 1 0015 E. N. MESCERSKAYA, The Legend of Abgar and Greek Apotropaic Texts (russo) Pal. Sb. 26 (89) (1978) 102-106 0016 Jean LEBON, Athanasiana Syriaca Le Muséon 40 (1927) 205-248 0017 Gerard GARITTE, Fragments de l'Agathange grec en traduction arabe Le Museon 59 (1946) 413-420 NB: Menziona il frgm. Louv. p. 140-143. Arabo e' derivato dal copto (P 418) 0018 Hans QUECKE, Zukunftschancen bei der Erforschung der koptischen Liturgie R. McL. WILSON (ed.), The Future of Coptic Studies, "Coptic Studies" 1, p. 1-22 Leiden, Brill, 1978 0019 Paul DEVOS, De Jean Chrysostome a Jean de Lykopolis. Chrysostome et Chalkedon AB 96 (1978) 389-403 NB: Louvain #54 non e dall'Agatangelo (cf. Garitte recens Lefort Manuscrits Louvain). Si occupa anche di P131.6.4 0020 Emile Clement AMELINEAU, Fragments coptes pour servir a l'histoire de la conquete de l'Egypte par les arabes JA ser. VIII 12 (1888) 361-410 NB: Pubblicato anche separatamente: Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1889 0021 René George COQUIN, Livre de la consécration du Sanctuaire de Benjamin Bibliothèque d'Études Coptes 13 Le Caire, IFAO, 1975 0022 P. JERNSTEDT, Zwei neue Bruchstucke der Koptischen Erotapokriseis Aegyptus 10 (1929) 80-6 NB: Dalle carte di von Lemm 0023 ERNST ANDERSSON, Abraham's Vermachtnis aus dem Koptischen Ubersetzt Sphinx 6 (1903) 220-236 NB: Traduz. Guidi #0204 0024 W. ERICHSEN, Faijumische Fragmente der Reden des Agathonicus Bischofs von Tarsus Kobenhavn, Host, 1932, 50 p. Danske Vidensk. Selskab. Meddel 19, 1 NB: 0025 Tito ORLANDI, La versione copta (saidica) dell'Encomio di Pietro Alessandrino RSO 45 (1970) 151-175 0026 Peter NAGEL, Zur sahidischen Version des Testamentes Isaaks Wiss. Zeitschr. der M. L. Univers. Halle-Wittenberg 12, 3-14 (1963) 259-263 0027 Gabriel BUNGE, Evagrios Pontikos. Briefe aus der Wuste, Eingeleitet, ubersetz und kommertiert Trier, Paulinus Verlag, 1986, 432 p. Sophia, 24 NB: 0028 Jacqueline LAFONTAINE-DOSOGNE, Histoire de l'art byzantin et chretien d'Orient Turnhout, Brepols, 1987, XXVIII 288 p., 3 carts, 19 plans, 71 tavv. Textes, Etudes, Congres, 7 NB: 0029 Thomas A. ROBINSON, The Bauer Thesis Examined. The Geography of Heresy in the Early Christian Church État au 30.06.2011 2 Lewiston/Queenston, Mellon, 1988, IX 248 p. NB: 0030 Alexander CIZEK, Historical Distortions and Saga Patterns in the Pseudo-Callisthenes Romance Hermes 106 (1978) 593-607 0031 Minoo S. SOUTHGATE, IskandarNamah: A Persian Medieval Alexander-Romance Persian Heritage Series 31 New York, Columbia University Press, 1978. XIII 237 p 0032 Adolf JACOBY (tr.), [Amphilochius, De sacrificio Abraham. English Translation] G. FICKER, Amphilochiana, p. 286-306 Leipzig, Barth, 1905, (vol. I, only published) NB: Su autenticità dell'omelia v. anche p. 284-5. 0033 Sever J. VOICU, L'edizione di Anfilochio nel CCHG Augustinianum 19 (1979) 359-64 0034 Luk van ROMPAY (ed.), Amphilochii Iconiensis Oratio de Abraham Patriarcha D. DATEMA (ed.) Amphilochii Iconiensis Opera, p. 269-307 Turnhout, Brepols - Leuven, University Press, 1978 Corpus Christianorum, Series Graeca, 3 0035 Ludwig von HERTLING, Antonius der Einsiedler Forschungen zur Geschichte des Innerkirchlichen Lebens, 1 Innsbruck, Rauch, 1929, p. 96 0036 Eric Otto WINSTEDT, The Original Text of one of St. Anthony's Letters JTS 7 (1905/6) 540-545 0037 Gerard GARITTE, A propos des lettres de S. Antoine l'Ermite Le Museon 52 (1939) 11-31 NB: Sull'autenticita. Citazz. di Shenute e Besa. Sulla cultura di Antonio 0038 Gerard GARITTE, Une lettre grecque attribuee a Saint Antoine Le Museon 55 (1942) 97-123 NB: Nurnberg Staatsbibl. App.46, attribuito a Antonio. È la fonte della Didascalia, bibliografia 0039 Wolf-Peter FUNK, Eine doppelte Ueberliefertes Stuck Spatagyptischer Weisheit ZAS 103 (1976) 8-21 0040 Antoine GUILLAUMONT, Christianismes Orientaux Annuaire Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, V Sect., Tome 80/81, Fasc. 3, p. 341 NB: L'originale delle lettere è in greco 0041 Walter Ewing CRUM, Die koptische Ubersetzung des Lebens Symeons des Styliten ZNW 26 (1927) 119-128 NB: Riassunto del testo 0042 Gerard GARITTE, Lettres de S. Antoine. Version georgienne et fragments coptes Louvain, Orientaliste, 1955, IX 50 p., II 39 p. CSCO 148 149 0043 Gerard GARITTE, Un fragment grec attribue a S. Antoine l'ermite Bulletin de l'Institut Historique Belge de Rome 20 (1939) 165-170 0044 Gerard GARITTE, Les lettres de Saint Antoine en georgien Le Museon 64 (1951) 267-278 nb: Menziona la versione copta État au 30.06.2011 3 0045 J. KRAUS, Gedanken über den Heiligen Geist in den Briefen des Einsiedlers Antonius d. Gr. Misc. 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Diogene et les moines egyptiens RHR 128 (1944) 84-93 0052 Richard PIETSCHMANN, Apophthegmata Patrum boheirisch Nachrichten Gottingische Gesellschaft 1899, p. 36-48 NB: 2 ff dalla rilegatura di un codice 0053 Kurt SETHE, Drei unverstandliche Stellen in den koptischen Apophthegmata Patrum Aegyptiorum ZAS 45 (1908-09) 81-82 NB: Solo correzioni al testo 0054 Marius CHAINE, Le texte original des Apophthegmes des Peres Melanges Universite Beyrouth 5 (1912) 541-569 0055 Emile PORCHER, Les Apophthegmes des Peres. Fragments coptes de Paris ROC 18 (1913) 168-182 0056 Francois Nicolas NAU, Notes sur le texte original des Apophthegmes des Peres ROC 18 (1913) 208-212 0057 Theodor HOPFNER, Uber die koptisch-sa'idischen Apophthegmata Patrum Aegyptiorum und verwandte ... Sammlungen Denkschriften Wiener Akademie, 61.2 Wien, Holder, 1918, 109 p 0058 Wilhelm BOUSSET, Die Textuberlieferung der Apophthegmata Patrum Misc. 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