The Christian heritage of Iraq : collected papers from the Christianity of Iraq I-V Seminar Days
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The Christian heritage of Iraq : collected papers from the Christianity of Iraq I-V Seminar Days
（Gorgias Eastern Christian studies, 13）
, 2009
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"This volume presents a selection of papers given at the Christianity in Iraq I-V Seminar Days that have been held annually at the Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, School of Oriental and African Studies since 2004."--P. xi
Includes bibliographical references
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- The Patriarch Išoʻyahb III and the Christians of Qatar in the first Islamic century / John Healey
- Greek philosophy and Syriac culture in early ʻAbbasid Iraq / John Watt
- Patriarch Timothy and an aristotelian at the Caliph's court / Sidney Griffith
- The great monastery at Mount Izla and the defence of the East Syriac identity / Florence Jullien
- The cultural contribution of monasticism in Iraq / Sebastian Brock
- Der mār Behnam, the Monastery of Saint Behnam / Suha Rassam
- The Syriac Bible in Central Asia / Mark Dickens
- Prester John's realm : new light on Christianity between Merv and Turfan / Alexei Savchenko and Mark Dickens
- Syriac inscriptions from Tokmak and Biškek, Kkirghizstan / Wassilios Klein
- Chaldæans and Assyrians : the church of the East in the Ottoman period / Heleen Murre-Van Den Berg
- Commemorating church history in the Ottoman era : monumental inscriptions and art / Amir Harrak
- Magic and medicine amongst the Christians of Kurdistan / Erica Hunter
- World War I and the Assyrians / Martin Tamcke
- The Syriac Bible in the private Assyrian schools in Iraq / Robin Bet Shmuel
- The neo-Aramaic dialects of Iraq / Geoffrey Khan
- Christianity in Iraq : modern history, theology, dialogue, and politics (until 2003) / Anthony O'Mahony
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Iraq has been a centre of Syriac Christianity for almost two thousand years. This volume of collected papers from the Christianity in Iraq I-V Seminar Days (2004-2008) explores the Christian heritage of Iraq, highlighting the churches' innate ability to transcend barriers of language, culture, ethnicity and religion.
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