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3 Encomium on Pesynthios of Coptos: The Recently Discovered Sahidic Version from Shaykh Abd al-Qurna
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Major Writers Major Writers
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Anba Butrus, Bishop of Esna in the twelfth century Anba Butrus, Bishop of Esna in the twelfth century
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Anba Yuhanna, Bishop of Qift in the fourteenth century Anba Yuhanna, Bishop of Qift in the fourteenth century
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Anba Athanasius, Bishop of Qus in the fourteenth century Anba Athanasius, Bishop of Qus in the fourteenth century
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Major Manuscripts Major Manuscripts
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Biblical Text Biblical Text
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Theological and Patristic Topics Theological and Patristic Topics
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Spiritual Topics Spiritual Topics
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Liturgical Topics Liturgical Topics
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Hagiographical Texts and Homilies Hagiographical Texts and Homilies
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Conclusion Conclusion
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13 Notes On Coptic and Arabic Manuscripts Related to Upper Egypt
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Published:December 2010
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Abstract
The Copts gradually neglected the education of their children in literary Coptic. The majority of the scribal works in these centuries were Arabic translations of the original Coptic works. The inhabitants of Upper Egypt contributed positively to the advancement of Christian knowledge, not only in Upper Egypt, but in Lower Egypt as well as abroad. St. Mena's studio is commended in the excellent role in the conversation and preservation of such deteriorated volumes. It is to be hoped that the same effort can be made in the other dioceses. It is advisable that there be some kind of communication and coordination among all the centers, in Egypt and abroad, to create a comprehensive compilation of the collections from the area, to make it possible to revive the existing tradition in the form of digital copies and through the Internet.
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