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# [[Shem'on the graceful]] (Shem'on d-Taybutheh) | # [[Shem'on the graceful]] (Shem'on d-Taybutheh) | ||
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Revision as of 22:17, 10 September 2005
Welcome to the Encyclopedia of Syriac Literature.
The purpose of this site is to make it possible to create a guide to Syriac literature.
A. The 1st to 3rd centuries A.D.
The most obscure period of Syriac literature.
B. The 4th century A.D.
- Aphrahat
- Ephrem (Ephraim Syrus)
- Liber Graduum (The Book of Steps)
C. The 5th to mid-7th centuries A.D.
5th century
- Cyrillona
- Balai
- John the Solitary (John of Apamea)
- Anonymous prose hagiography
5-6th century
6th century
- Ps.Joshua the Stylite
- Stephen bar Sudhaili
- Sergius of Resh'aina
- Simeon of Beth Arsham
- Elias
- Daniel of Salah
- Cyrus of Edessa
- Thomas of Edessa
- The Chronicle of Edessa
- John of Ephesus
- Peter of Kallinikos
- Ps.Zacharias Rhetor
- Ahudemmeh
- Abraham of Nathpar
- Anonymous literature of the 6th century
6-7th century
D. Mid-7th to 13th century A.D.
In the middle of the 7th century, the Syriac-speaking world was occupied by the Arabs.
Second half of the 7th century
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