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Materialien fur¨ das Projekt: Syrische Anaphoren Thomas Klampfl 5.12.2008 Brock, S., Syriac Studies. A Classified Bibliography (1960–1990), Kaslik (Li- ban) 1996. Enth¨alt folgende Bibliographien: Brock, S., Syriac Studies. A Classified Bibliography (1960–1970), in: Parole de l’Orient 4 (1973) 393–465. Brock, S., Syriac Studies. A Classified Bibliography (1971–1980), in: Parole de l’Orient 10 (1981/82) 291–412. Brock, S., Syriac Studies. A Classified Bibliography (1981–1985), in: Parole de l’Orient 14 (1987) 289–360. Brock, S., Syriac Studies. A Classified Bibliography (1986–1990), in: Parole de l’Orient 17 (1992) 211–301. → Manuscripts → Catalogues and descriptions of manuscripts (209– 212): Allen, N., Syriac fragments in the Wellcome Institute Library, in: JRAS 1987, 43–7. Assfalg, J., Verzeichnis der orientalischen Handschriften in Deutschland. 5. Syrische Handschriften, Wiesbaden 1963. Berkers, J.N., Catalogue des manuscrits du fond patriarcal de Rahmani con- serv´es `aCharfet, contenant des Anaphores, in: POC 12 (1962) 224–42. Bernheimer, C., Catalogo dei manoscritti orientali della Bibliotheca Estense, Rome 1960. Brock, S.P., The Syriac manuscripts in the National Library, Athens, in: LM 79 (1966) 165–84. Brock, S.P., Two Syriac manuscripts in the Library of Selwyn College, Cam- bridge, in: OC 55 (1971) 149–60. Brock, S.P., Catalogue des manuscrits du Centre Franciscain d’´etudes orien- tales chr´etiennes, Le Caire. 1. Syriac Manuscripts, in: SOCC 18 (1985) 213–8. Brock, S.P., Syriac manuscripts copied on the Black Mountain, near Antioch, in: Festgabe J. Assfalg, 59–67. Cecchelli, C. / Furlani, G. / Salmi, M., The Rabbula Gospel. Facsimile edition, Olten-Lausanne 1959. Clemons, J., A checklist of Syriac manuscripts in the United States and Ca- nada, in: OCP 32 (1966) 224–51, 478–522. Clemons, J., Some oriental manuscripts in the Friedsam Library of St. Bona- venture University, in: OC 51 (1967) 101–5. De Halleux, A., Les manuscrits syriaques du C.S.C.O., in: LM 100 (1987) 35–48. Desreumaux, A. / Briquel-Chatonnet, F., R´epertoire des biblioth`eques et des catalogues de manuscrits syriaques, Paris 1991. Fahd, B., Catalogue des manuscrits syriaques et arabes, Rome 1972. (Maronite 1 College) Galbiati, E., I fonti orientali minori (siriaco, etiopico, armeno) dell’Ambrosiana, in: Atti del congresso di studi sulla Lombardia e l’Oriente, Milan 1963, 190–6. Goshen-Gottstein, M.H., Syriac Manuscripts in the Harvard College Libra- ry. A Catalogue, in: Harvard Semitic Studies 23 (1979). (Rev. S.P. Brock, in: JSS 26 (1981) 317–21.) Gribomont, J., Le vieux corpus monastique du Vatican syr. 123, in: LM 100 (1987) 131–141. Grill, S.M., Die syrischen Handschriften der Nationalbibliothek in Wien, Bei- gabe zu: Vergleichende Religionsgeschichte und Kirchenv¨ater, Vienna 1960. Grill, S.M., Eine unbekannte syrische Handschrift zu Wien, in: Religion, Wis- senschaft und Kultur 15 (1964) 261–4. Grill, S.M., Eine unbekannte syrische Handschrift in Innsbruck, Cod. 401 Bibl. Univ., in: OC 52 (1968) 152–5. Grill, S.M., Eine syrische Handschrift im Stift Heiligenkreuz (NO),¨ in: OC 56 (1972) 164–8. Habbi, J. (ed.), Catalogue of the Syriac manuscripts in Iraq. 1. The libraries of Mosul and its suburbs, Baghdad 1977. Haddad, P, / Isaac, J., Syriac and Arabic Manuscripts in the Library of the Chaldean Monastery, Baghdad. 1. Syriac Manuscripts, Baghdad 1988 (= Catalogues of the Syriac Manuscripts in Iraq III.1). (in Arabic) Isaac, J., Les manuscrits syriaques du couvent des moines chald´eens `aBagdad- Irag, in: IV SympSyr, 453–5. Johnson, D.A., Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in the Library of the Greek Patriarchate of Jerusalem, Cascade Christian College, Longview Wa, 1987. Kamil, M., Catalogue of all manuscripts in the monastery of St. Catharine on Mount Sinai, Wiesbaden 1970. Kaufhold, H., Die syrischen und christlich-arabischen Handschriften der Uni- versit¨atsbibliothek in Munster,¨ in: OC 72 (1988) 89–113. Kaufhold, H., Syrische Handschriften juristischen Inhalts in sudindischen¨ Bi- bliotheken, 1989 (= SBOW 535). Khalife,´ I.-A. / Baissari, F., Catalogue raisonn´edes manuscrits de la Bi- blioth`eque Orientale de l’Universit´eSaint-Joseph. Manuscrist syriaques, in: MUSJ 40 (1964) 235–86. Leroy, J., Les manuscrits syriaques `apeintures. 2 vols., Paris 1964. Macomber, W.F., Catalogue of oriental mss in the Library of Seabury Wes- tern Theological Seminary, Evanston, in: LM 92 (1979) 369–86. Malki, E., Die syrische Handschrift Berlin Sachau 220, 1984 (= Heidelberger orientalistische Studien 6). McConaughy, D.L., Syriac manuscripts in S. India: The Library of the St. Thomas Apostolic Seminary, in: OCP 52 (1986) 432–4. McConaughy, D.L., An update on the Syriac manuscript collections in South India, in: OC 71 (1987) 208–12. McConaughy, D.L., The Syriac manuscripts in the Coptic Museum, Cairo, in: OC 71 (1987) 213–5. McCullough, J.C., Manuscripts in Syriac script, in Catalogue of MSS of the Library of the Near Eastern School of Theology, Beirut, Lebanon, in: NEST Theological Review 4 (1981) 116–20. Pearson, J.D., Oriental Manuscripts in Europe and North America. A Sur- 2 vey, Zug 1971. Peshitta Institute, List of Old Testament Peshitta Manuscripts. Prelimina- ry Issue, Leiden 1961, in: Supplements in VT 12 (1962) 127–8, 337–9, 351; 18 (1968) 128–43; 27 (1977) 508–11; 35 (1985) 466–7. Pigulevskaya, N., Katalog Sirijskikh Rykopisei Leningrada, in: PalSb 6 (69) (1960). Pollock, J.W., Two Christian Arabic manuscripts in the Bryn Mawr library, in: JAOS 110 (1990) 330–1. (also ref. to one Syriac ms.) Price, J.R. / Seymour, P.M., Syriac manuscripts in the Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, in: OC 55 (1971) 161–63. Rilliet, F., Note sur le dossier grec du Mingana syr. 545, in: Augustinianum 22 (1982) 579–82. Sauget, J.-M., Deux Hom´eliaires syriaques de la Biblioth`eque Vaticane, in: OCP 27 (1961) 387–423. (Vat. Syr. 368, 369) Sauget, J.-M., L’hom´eliaire du Vatican syriaque 253. Essai de reconstitution, in: LM 81 (1968) 297–349. Sauget, J.-M., Un cas tr`escurieux de restauration de manuscrit: le Borgia Syriaque 39. Etude´ codicologique et analyse du contenu, 1981 (= Studi e Testi 292). Sauget, J.-M., Pour une interpr´etation de la structure de l’hom´eliaire sy- riaque ms British Library Add. 12165, in: Ecclesia Orans 3 (1986) 121–46. Sony, B., Fihrist makht.ut.¯atQarahqosh, Baghdad 1988. Strothmann, W., Codex Syriacus Secundus. Bibel-Palimpsest aus dem 6./7. Jh. (Katalog Hiersemann 500/3), in: GOFS 13 (1977). Van der Ploeg, J.P.M., The Christians of St. Thomas in South India and their Syriac Manuscripts, Bangalore 1983. Van Lantschoot, A., Inventaire des manuscrits syriaques des fond Vatican (490 [read 460] – 631). Barberini oriental et Neofiti, 1965 (= SeT 243). Vilders, M., Two folios of a Syriac Lectionary in Leiden (F 1965/ 4.7), in: Oudheidkundige Mededelingen uit het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden te Lei- den 66 (1986) 77—87. → Manuscripts → Studies (212–217): – Das Buch im Orient. Handschriften und kostbare Drucke aus 2 Jahrtausenden, Wiesbaden 1982 (= Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Austellungskataloge 27). Abromowski, L., Zur geplanten Ausgabe von BM Add. 12156, in: J. Dummer (ed.), Texte und Textkritk, 1987 (= TU 133), 23–8. Aprem, Mar, Syriac manuscripts in Trichur, in: IIIe SympSyr, 355–74. Aprem, Mar, Syriac manuscripts in Trichur, in: TPP 96–117. Assfalg, J., Arabische Handschriften in syrischer Schrift (Karshuni), in: W. Fischer (ed.), Grundriss der Arabischen Philologie. 1. 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    VII Some Notes on the Bema etc. 327 I,. Bouyer even goes so far as to claim that what is now generally accepted as the " Syrian arrangement " was formerly that of the ~~zantikerite as well ('). Because of the importance of this quesfion for the history of worship, it might be profitable to re- view the archeological and liturgical evidence. Some Notes on the Bema The most common solution to the problem of church anange- ment in both East and West was to place the seats for the clergy in the East and West Syrian Traditions in an apse at one end - usually the east - of the church. Before the clergy, at the beginning of the nave (or in the transept, or in the apse itself, depending on the architecture of the church) stood the altar. Beyond, further into the nave, stood the ambon Since the publication of H. C. Butler's Early Chwches of or ambons for the psalmody and readings. The congregation Syria (Princeton, 1929). archeologists and liturgiologists have occupied, it seems, not so much the central nave as today, but shown considerable interest in certain peculiarities in the liturgical the side naves, thus leaving the center of the church free for pro- disposition of a number of ancient churches in North Syria ('). cessions and other comings and goings of the ministers demanded by the various rites ('). (1) A partial list of recent works dealing with this problem would But modern archeological discoveries have shown that two include: H. C. BUTLER, Early Churches of Syria, Princeton. 1929,and Syria, areas of early Christianity followed a plan of their own: North Publications of the Princeton University Archeological Expedition to Syria Africa, and parts of Northern Syria and Mesopotamia.