Tom 2 (2010): The Heritage of Syriac Christianity

Artykuły

• Syriac writers and their works from the 1ˢᵗ through the 5ᵗʰ century of Christianity

  Michael Abdalla

  9-27

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• Syriaco-Slavica. What did the Syriac medieval writers know about the Slavs

  Sebastian Bednarowicz

  29-44

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• The Legend of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus in Syriac and Arab sources – a comparative study

  Bartłomiej Grysa

  45-59

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• The union between Maronitae and Rome (1182) as the context of relationships between the Franks and the Oriental Churches in the Crusader states in the 12ᵗʰ century

  Wojciech Górecki

  61-66

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• The School of Nisibis: an ancient religious community?

  Adam Izdebski

  67-72

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• The view of the lower Tiyari village after Badr Khan Bey’s campaign in Austen Henry Layard’s account

  Adrian Jasik

  73-78

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• Between the Syriac heritage and the Papacy. The cultural influence and contribution of the Maronite Church to the growth of the Middle East in the 14ᵗʰ–19ᵗʰ centuries

  Krzysztof Kościelniak

  79-91

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• Payām-e Āšuriyān – the Assyro-Chaldean publications in the Persian language in postrevolutionary Iran

  Marcin Rzepka

  93-100

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• Comments on the templon screens of the churches in Kefr Zeh and Arnas, located on the Tur ‘Abdin plateau

  Maciej Szymaszek

  101-108

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• The 30ᵗʰ Ode of Solomon as the oldest example of the great Syriac poetry and the development of Syriac prosody

  Przemysław Turek

  109-120

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• The legend of Shirin in Syriac sources. A warning against caesaropapism?

  Jan Żelazny

  121-134

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