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Volume 18 (2022): Issue 1 (Dec 2022)

in Scrinium

Online ISSN:: 1817-7565

Print ISSN:: 1817-7530

Publisher:: Brill

Subjects
- Biblical Studies
  - Early Church & Patristics

Front matter
Editorial
- Editorial
Articles
- A New Source for Childbirth Prayers in the Byzantine Rite
- Syriac Love Charms
  
  Syriac Love Charms
- Syriac Spells for a Mill and Their Historical Context
- Προοικονομία in Melito
  
  Προοικονομία in Melito
- Russia and the Greek-Catholics of Syria
  
  Russia and the Greek-Catholics of Syria
- What Is a Composite Hypostasis? Leontius of Jerusalem, Maximus the Confessor and the Nestorian Challenge
- The Great Chasm of Luke 16:26 and Its Interpretations in Byzantine Patristics
- Holy Healers in Rome
  
  Holy Healers in Rome
- “Obscure Places” in 2 Enoch: What Can They Tell Us about Its Provenance?
- Worthless Secrets
  
  Worthless Secrets
- East Syriac Scribal Poetry in Paratextual Manuscript Parts
  
  East Syriac Scribal Poetry in Paratextual Manuscript Parts
- How Salome Seduced Constantius II on Stage
  
  How Salome Seduced Constantius II on Stage
- Christian-Buddhist Intercommunication of Late Antiquity
- The Pagan Father for Olympias the Deaconess
Notes
- Aenigmatic Names
  
  Aenigmatic Names
- A Case of Mǝhǝrkä Dǝngǝl
  
  A Case of Mǝhǝrkä Dǝngǝl
- Scripture and Philosophy in the Writings of Arius of Alexandria: A Brief Note
- Is There Indeed a Coptic 2 Enoch?
Review Article
- Tradition and Innovation in Ancient Greek Oratory of the Roman Empire: History of the Problem
Book Reviews
- Arabic Christianity Between the Ottoman Levant and Eastern Europe, edited by Ioana Feodorov, Bernard Heyberger, Samuel Noble
- Maʿīn al-ḥayāt, al-Markab al-sāʾir fī mīnāʾ al-naǧāt, autrement connu comme Al-Dūlāb: version abrégée d’après l’unicum Sinaï arabe 423 (17e s.), written by Yūḥannā ʿAbd al-Masīḥ († 11e s.)
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Volume 18 (2022): Issue 1 (Dec 2022)