Fragments of the Iliad of Homer from a Syriac Palimpsestorder of the Trustees of the British museum, by R. Taylor, 1851 - 129 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة viii - Serug, for the sake of the remembrance of himself, and of the dead belonging to him. May the Lord have mercy upon him in the day of judgment ! Amen. 'Whosoever removeth this volume from this same mentioned convent, may the anger of the Lord overtake him in this world, and in the next, to all eternity. Amen.
الصفحة viii - High German' alone, that is, the dialects of south and central Germany, and the principal specimens of the oldest High German literature date only from the end of the eighth or the beginning of the ninth century.
الصفحة vii - Cartanim, transcribed it. May every one therefore who asks for it, that he may read in it or write from it, for the sake of the love of God, pray for him who gave diligence and obtained it, and for the scribe, that he may find mercy in the day of judgment, like the thief who was on the right hand (of the cross), through the prayers of all the saints, and more particularly of the holy and glorious and perpetual Virgin, the mother of God, Mary. Amen, and amen and amen.
الصفحة vii - ... read in it, or write from it, for the sake of the love of God, pray for him who gave diligence and obtained it, and for the scribe, that he may find mercy in the day of judgment, like the thief who was on the right hand (of the cross), through the prayers of all the saints, and more particularly ot the holy and glorious and perpetual Virgin, the Mother of God, Mary. Amen, and Amen, and Amen.
الصفحة vii - On the first page of the last leaf the following notice occurs: ' This volume of my Lord Severus belongs to the reverend and holy my Lord Daniel, Bishop of the province of Orrhoa (Edessa), who acquired it from the armour of God, when he was...
الصفحة vii - This volume of my Lord Severus belongs to the reverend and holy, my Lord Daniel, Bishop of the province of Orrhoa, (Edessa), who acquired it from the armour of God, when he was Saiir in the province of the city of Amida, for his own benefit, and that of every one who readeth in it. But under the word and curse of God is he whosoever steals it, or hides, or removeth it, ***** or tears, or erases, or cuts off this memorial from it, forever.
الصفحة i - Fragments of the Iliad of Homer from a Syriac Palimpsest. Edited by William Cureton MA Printed by order of the Trustees of the British Museum, by Richard Taylor 1851. (ЗЗшф(Ше bet ЗКав bei Jpomet аи
الصفحة xvii - ... quoted, and I am not sure there is not something in it — I mean the case of farms. ... I believe to some extent in the competition for that particular employment women suffer in a very definite manner in consequence of their want of qualification to vote. I go somewhat further than this, and say that so far as I am able to form an opinion of the general tone and colour of our law in these matters, where the peculiar relation of men and women are concerned, that law does less than justice to...
الصفحة viii - ... tears, or erases, or cuts off this memorial from it, for ever. And through our Lord Jesus Christ may he who readeth it pray for the same Daniel, that he may find mercy in the day of judgment ! Yea, and Amen, and Amen. And upon the sinner who wrote it, may there be mercy in the day of judgment ! Amen. But at the end of his life he bequeathed it to this sacred convent of my Lord Silas, which is in Tarug (a city of Mesopotamia), for the sake of the remembrance of himself and of the dead belonging...
الصفحة v - Camberone : si quis eum abstulerit, anathema esto." In the preface to a late publication (1853), Fragments of the Iliad of Homer from a Syrian Palimpsest, edited by William Cureton, the editor tells us : " The Palimpsest Manuscript, in which I discovered these fragments of a very ancient copy of the Iliad of Homer, formed a part of the library of the Syrian convent of St. Mary Deipara, in the Valley of the Ascetics, or the Deserts of Nigritia. On the first page of the last leaf the following notice...