Theological Texts From Coptic Papyri
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qnno . [ ° tt]TJw-.
'' I have noted that ni.l canno t be read. " Or gM.TT]Tpeq-. '' Or gO']fWg[ or as = ujOYO.
Redo. . . . What hath happened, O] my father?' He said, 'A great pillar ((TTvXoi) hath fallen in the mount of Atripe this day ; the blessed (fiaK.) Apa [Sheno]ute is gone to rest this day. Verily (dXrjdSis) teacher and law-maker {-vojios) for monks (fiov.) and worldlings (koo-iiikSs) [I ?] said [unto him ?,] ' In [truth (?), my] father concerning [him Verso. . . . the] world {koct.) pe...rfect (reXeioy) {dividing line). And {Bi) thereafter he said unto me, ' NUMBER 28 167 . . . take this small stone and place it beneath my head ; verily I am no longer able to sit down, for my body (o-oj.) is become powerless.' [But (5e)] I took (?) the stone [and I placed ? it] beneath him , that He would ^ receive him unto Him in peace {dp.). And also his stomach {(TTOji.) was 2 No. 29.
This should be part of one of those tales of wandering visits through the desert, paid by a devout inquirer to the cells of various ascetic cele- brities, and met with in the collections of Apophthegmata, in the Life of Onnophrius,^ that of Cyrus,* of Paul of Tammah,^ and the like." Here the scene is presumably in the far south, as certain of the characters are connected with Nubia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
qnno . [ ° tt]TJw-.
'' I have noted that ni.l canno t be read. " Or gM.TT]Tpeq-. '' Or gO']fWg[ or as = ujOYO.
Redo. . . . What hath happened, O] my father?' He said, 'A great pillar ((TTvXoi) hath fallen in the mount of Atripe this day ; the blessed (fiaK.) Apa [Sheno]ute is gone to rest this day. Verily (dXrjdSis) teacher and law-maker {-vojios) for monks (fiov.) and worldlings (koo-iiikSs) [I ?] said [unto him ?,] ' In [truth (?), my] father concerning [him Verso. . . . the] world {koct.) pe...rfect (reXeioy) {dividing line). And {Bi) thereafter he said unto me, ' NUMBER 28 167 . . . take this small stone and place it beneath my head ; verily I am no longer able to sit down, for my body (o-oj.) is become powerless.' [But (5e)] I took (?) the stone [and I placed ? it] beneath him , that He would ^ receive him unto Him in peace {dp.). And also his stomach {(TTOji.) was 2 No. 29.
This should be part of one of those tales of wandering visits through the desert, paid by a devout inquirer to the cells of various ascetic cele- brities, and met with in the collections of Apophthegmata, in the Life of Onnophrius,^ that of Cyrus,* of Paul of Tammah,^ and the like." Here the scene is presumably in the far south, as certain of the characters are connected with Nubia.
What to read after Theological Texts From Coptic Papyri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crum, W. E. (Walter Ewing), 1865-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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