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https://bl.syriac.uk/ms/262
Unspecified Syriac script | Parchment Codex | 115 ff.
Contents Summary: This manuscript contains: A treatise against the Nestorians, compiled by a Monophysite, of which the first five chapters are either lost or imperfect; Hortatory discourse on Christian character and duties in 18 chapters; Story of a Woman of Jerusalem; Story of Andronicus and his wife Athanasia; A sermon on the holy Cross; .... In total, including sub-sections, this manuscript contains 47 items.
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https://bl.syriac.uk/ms/29
Estrangela script | Parchment Codex | 294 ff.
Contents Summary: This manuscript contains: Πληροφορία, i.e., "Defense of the orthodox and apostolic faith," being a defense of Monophysite doctrines, principally directed against the Nestorians; A tract in defence of Monophysite doctrines, entitled "Demonstrations, or Evidences, concerning the Dispensation of the Messiah," divided into fifteen chapters; Extracts and selections from the writings of various fathers. In total, including sub-sections, this manuscript contains 171 items.
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https://bl.syriac.uk/ms/30
Unspecified Syriac script | Parchment Codex | 268 ff.
Contents Summary: This manuscript contains: Extracts in a different hand of somewhat later date; A volume of Demonstrations from the holy Fathers against various heresies. In total, including sub-sections, this manuscript contains 221 items.
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https://bl.syriac.uk/ms/31
Estrangela script | Parchment Codex | 137 ff.
Contents Summary: This manuscript contains: Timotheus (Aelurus), bishop of Alexandria. A compilation, consisting of treatises, letters, and extracts from various authors, directed chiefly against the doctrines of the Diphysites and the Council of Chalcedon; Cyril of Alexandria. The treatise of Cyril of Alexandria, entitled "Apologeticus pro duodecim Capitibus, adversus Orientales Episcopos"; Cyril. The treatise of Cyril, entitled "Pro XII. Capitibus, adversus Theodoretum"; Gregory Thaumaturgus. Gregory Thaumaturgus, to Theopompus, on the Impassibility and Passibility of God; Epiphanius of Cyprus. Epiphanius of Cyprus: a brief treatise on Heresies. In total, including sub-sections, this manuscript contains 229 items.
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https://bl.syriac.uk/ms/44
Unspecified Syriac script | Parchment Codex | 141 ff.
Contents Summary: This manuscript contains: Philoxenus of Mabūg. A treatise of Philoxenus of Mabūg, showing that one Person of the Holy Trinity became incarnate and suffered for us. In total, including sub-sections, this manuscript contains 80 items.