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An Armenian Invocational Prayer of a Now Lost Homily of Jacob of Serugh on Jonah and the Ninevites
Andy Hilkens · 2024
Catalogue summary
The article edits and translates an Armenian invocational prayer preserved from a lost homily on Jonah, probably translated from Syriac and attributed to Jacob of Serugh, using five witnesses in four manuscripts.
Why this matters
It makes the sole surviving Armenian remnant of a lost Syriac work available for textual comparison and documents the manuscript basis of the edition.
Citation
Andy Hilkens 2024. An Armenian Invocational Prayer of a Now Lost Homily of Jacob of Serugh on Jonah and the Ninevites. The Journal of Theological Studies. https://doi.org/10.1093/jts/flae003
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