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| + | 5. [The Odes of Solomon] | ||
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| + | 7. [Pseudo-Melito's Apology] | ||
| + | 8. [The Syriac Sentences of Menander] | ||
| + | 9. [The Letter of Mara] | ||
| + | 10. [The Story of the 'Aramaean sage' Ahikar] | ||
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Revision as of 16:10, 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.
1. [Peshitta Old Testament] 2. [The Diatessaron] 3. [The Old Syriac Gospels] 4. [Bardaisan] 5. [The Odes of Solomon] 6. [The Acts of Thomas] 7. [Pseudo-Melito's Apology] 8. [The Syriac Sentences of Menander] 9. [The Letter of Mara] 10. [The Story of the 'Aramaean sage' Ahikar]
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