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An Introduction to Syriac Studies

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Статья из книги J.H. Eaton (Editor). Horizons in Semitic Studies:

Contents
What Is Syriac?
Why Study It?
Biblical Studies
Patristic Studies
Liturgical Studies
Early Syriac Christianity
Syriac Poetry
Syriac as a Bridge
The Scope of Syriac Literature
The Place of Syriac among the Aramaic Dialects
Tools
Grammars
Anthologies of Texts (Chrestomathies)
Dictionaries
Main Editions of the Syriac Bible
Histories of Syriac Literature
The Historical Background
Bibliographical Aids
Series of Texts and Periodicals
Epilogue: The Delights of Manuscripts
[b]The Syriac Churches

✦ Subjects

Языки и языкознание;Арамейский и сирийский языки

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