Die sonntägliche Evangelienlesung im vorbyzantinischen Jerusalem
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Baumstark, Anton. “Die sonntägliche Evangelienlesung im vorbyzantinischen Jerusalem.” Byzantinische Zeitschrift 30 (1930 1929): 350–59.View at:
Abstract
Baumstark studies three Arabic Gospels manuscripts which contain rubrics for Sunday lection readings in the old Jerusalemite tradition before it conformed to the calendar of Constantinople. In this article, these passages are tabulated from MS: Berlin, Staatsbibliothek, Or. Oct. 1108 and compared with the Georgian canonarion, which is another source of the old Jerusalemite lectionary. It is argued that the calendar in the Arabic sources is more primitive than that of the Georgian canonarion. Since the Gregorian canonarion showed a stage of the Jerusalemite liturgy in use shortly after the Islamic conquest of Palestine and since the Arabic sources make no mention of Carnival Sunday (instituted by Heraclius after his victorious Persian campaign), Baumstark argues that these rubrics are evidence of a pre-Islamic Arabic translation of the Gospels.
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Title: Die sonntägliche Evangelienlesung im vorbyzantinischen Jerusalem
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URI: https://biblia-arabica.com/bibl/W5ZIIWDK
DOI: 10.1515/bz-1929-0160
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Title: Byzantinische Zeitschrift
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Date of Publication: 1929-1930
Pages: 350-359
Volume: 30
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Editorial Responsibility:
- Ronny Vollandt, general editor, Biblia Arabica
- Ronny Vollandt and Nathan P. Gibson, editors, Biblia Arabica
- Nathan P. Gibson, entry contributor, “Die sonntägliche Evangelienlesung im vorbyzantinischen Jerusalem”
- Adrian Binder, entry contributor, “Die sonntägliche Evangelienlesung im vorbyzantinischen Jerusalem”
- Robert Turnbull, entry contributor, “Die sonntägliche Evangelienlesung im vorbyzantinischen Jerusalem”
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- Record added to Zotero by Nathan P. Gibson
- Record edited in Zotero by Adrian Binder
- Primary editing by Robert Turnbull