CiNii 図書 - Scribal habits in Near Eastern manuscript traditions

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Scribal habits in Near Eastern manuscript traditions

edited by George Anton Kiraz, Sabine Schmidtke

（Texts and studies, 3rd ser., 23）

Gorgias Press, 2020

Includes bibliographical references

Connecting the dots : using diaeresis as a source of information about scribal practices in Byzantine Egypt / Elizabeth Buchanan
Marginalia as traces of changing knowledge culture : the circulation of Taqwīm texts in the late Mamluk Sultanate / Fien De Block
The manuscripts of Arabic popular siyar and Sīrat Sayf ibn Dhī Yazan / Zuzana Gažákovà
A portable majlis : on publishing reliable editions in Ottoman manuscript culture / Aslihan Gürbüzel
Chapter divisions and the interpretation and transmission of the Tosefta / Binyamin Katzoff
The second-hand scribe : the intellectual environment of the production of a unique Tosefta fragment from the Levant / Binyamin Katzoff
Peritextual encoding for the Metatron/Yahoel theme in the Kabbalistic Sefer ha-Ot, or "Book of the sign," by R. Abraham Abulafia (1240-1292) / Aryeh M. Krawczyk
Reading and remembering in the medieval Near East : the Syriac Shemohē book (aka. the Syriac "Masorah") / Jonathan Loopstra
Annotations in the earliest medieval Hebrew Bible manuscripts / Elvira Martín-Contreras
An illuminating scribe : the ʻArza-dasht of Jaʻfar Bāysunghurī and its wealth of information / Shiva Mihan
Annotation practices in a Syriac exegetical collection (MS Vat. Syr. 103) / Marion Pragt
Scribes and the book of Revelation in eastern New Testaments / T.C. Schmidt
On the Sumerian glossographic tradition / Szilvia Sövegjártó
Can manuscript headings prove that there were Arabic Gospels before the Qurʾān? / Robert Turnbull