Moses Bar Kepha - Revision history

Adam Simmons at 17:55, 24 May 2015

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	'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' [~~Mediterranean–~~ Sea up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).		'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' [Mediterranean Sea up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).

	Ch. 17: There are some [scientists] who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.		Ch. 17: There are some [scientists] who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.

Seignobos at 15:36, 26 February 2015

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	'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' ~~(Mediterranean)~~ Sea up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).		'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' [Mediterranean– Sea up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).

	Ch. 17: There are some [scientists] who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.		Ch. 17: There are some [scientists] who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.

	In the Second Climate are found the ''Kushâyê'' and the ''Sa'ranê'' (the hairy ones?). Their features are less hideous than those of the inhabitants of the First Climate ... They wear clothes, but they have no notion of God; they practice divination and mysterious rituals, (fol. 169v).		In the Second Climate are found the ''Kushâyê'' and the ''Sa'ranê'' [the hairy ones?]. Their features are less hideous than those of the inhabitants of the First Climate ... They wear clothes, but they have no notion of God; they practice divination and mysterious rituals, (fol. 169v).

	Book 5, Ch. 5: [One of the gulfs of the Red Sea] is the gulf known as the Arabian: ... it flows from the country of the Kushâyê to the desert of Faran ... its length is 1400 miles, its width 200 miles.		Book 5, Ch. 5: [One of the gulfs of the Red Sea] is the gulf known as the Arabian: ... it flows from the country of the Kushâyê to the desert of Faran ... its length is 1400 miles, its width 200 miles.

Adam Simmons at 14:31, 22 February 2015

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	'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' ~~Sea~~ (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).		'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' (Mediterranean) Sea up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).

	Ch. 17: There are some [scientists] who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.		Ch. 17: There are some [scientists] who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.

Adam Simmons at 14:31, 22 February 2015

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	'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' Sea (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).		'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' Sea (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).

	Ch. 17: There are some (scientists) who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.		Ch. 17: There are some [scientists] who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.

	In the Second Climate are found the ''Kushâyê'' and the ''Sa'ranê'' (the hairy ones?). Their features are less hideous than those of the inhabitants of the First Climate ... They wear clothes, but they have no notion of God; they practice divination and mysterious rituals, (fol. 169v).		In the Second Climate are found the ''Kushâyê'' and the ''Sa'ranê'' (the hairy ones?). Their features are less hideous than those of the inhabitants of the First Climate ... They wear clothes, but they have no notion of God; they practice divination and mysterious rituals, (fol. 169v).

	Book 5, Ch. 5: (One of the gulfs of the Red Sea) is the gulf known as the Arabian: ... it flows from the country of the Kushâyê to the desert of Faran ... its length is 1400 miles, its width 200 miles.		Book 5, Ch. 5: [One of the gulfs of the Red Sea] is the gulf known as the Arabian: ... it flows from the country of the Kushâyê to the desert of Faran ... its length is 1400 miles, its width 200 miles.

	There are two lakes which feed the river Nilos, and also another lake, called Qolon, which feeds the River Astafinos, which flows into the Nilos.		There are two lakes which feed the river Nilos, and also another lake, called Qolon, which feeds the River Astafinos, which flows into the Nilos.

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Adam Simmons at 19:30, 19 February 2015

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	MOSES BAR ΚΕΡΗA		MOSES BAR ΚΕΡΗA

	(d. 903 A.D.)		''(d. 903 A.D.)''

	A Syrian bishop and author of a still unpublished Hexaemeron.		''A Syrian bishop and author of a still unpublished Hexaemeron.''

	HO 3, 194f. Baumstark-Reichert; LThK 7, 654 Stuiber		''HO 3, 194f. Baumstark-Reichert; LThK 7, 654 Stuiber''

			''T.: MC 559 r (Paris, Bibl.Nat., MS syr 241, fols. 168v-174v) S:1''

	~~T.: MC 559 r (Paris, Bibl.Nat., MS syr 241, fols. 168v-174v) S:1''~~

	'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' Sea (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).		'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' Sea (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).

Adam Simmons at 17:29, 9 February 2015

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	MOSES BAR ΚΕΡΗA		MOSES BAR ΚΕΡΗA

Seignobos at 22:49, 7 December 2014

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	~~MOSES BAR ΚΕΡΗA (d~~. ~~903 A.D.)~~		'''[p. 85-86]'''

	''A Syrian bishop and author of a still unpublished Hexaemeron.		MOSES BAR ΚΕΡΗA

			(d. 903 A.D.)

			A Syrian bishop and author of a still unpublished Hexaemeron.

	HO 3, 194f. Baumstark-Reichert; LThK 7, 654 Stuiber		HO 3, 194f. Baumstark-Reichert; LThK 7, 654 Stuiber
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	T.: MC 559 r (Paris, Bibl.Nat., MS syr 241, fols. 168v-174v) S:1''		T.: MC 559 r (Paris, Bibl.Nat., MS syr 241, fols. 168v-174v) S:1''

	Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls Lubiyû (Libya) all the country lying south of the Adriyôs Sea (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).		'''[p. 86]''' Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls ''Lubiyû'' (Libya) all the country lying south of the ''Adriyôs'' Sea (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).

	Ch. 17: There are some (scientists) who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer Hindûyê a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.		Ch. 17: There are some (scientists) who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer ''Hindûyê'' a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.

	In the Second Climate are found the Kushâyê and the Sa'ranê (the hairy ones?). Their features are less hideous than those of the inhabitants of the First Climate ... They wear clothes, but they have no notion of God; they practice divination and mysterious rituals, (fol. 169v).		In the Second Climate are found the ''Kushâyê'' and the ''Sa'ranê'' (the hairy ones?). Their features are less hideous than those of the inhabitants of the First Climate ... They wear clothes, but they have no notion of God; they practice divination and mysterious rituals, (fol. 169v).

	Book 5, Ch. 5: (One of the gulfs of the Red Sea) is the gulf known as the Arabian: ... it flows from the country of the Kushâyê to the desert of Faran ... its length is 1400 miles, its width 200 miles.		Book 5, Ch. 5: (One of the gulfs of the Red Sea) is the gulf known as the Arabian: ... it flows from the country of the Kushâyê to the desert of Faran ... its length is 1400 miles, its width 200 miles.

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MOSES BAR ΚΕΡΗA (d. 903 A.D.)

''A Syrian bishop and author of a still unpublished Hexaemeron.

HO 3, 194f. Baumstark-Reichert; LThK 7, 654 Stuiber

T.: MC 559 r (Paris, Bibl.Nat., MS syr 241, fols. 168v-174v) S:1''

Book 4, Ch. 16: One calls Lubiyû (Libya) all the country lying south of the Adriyôs Sea (Mediterranean) up to a burnt land, which lies under the sun and is unknown, inhospitable and impassable, as it is south of the outer Kūsh (fol. 168v-169r).

Ch. 17: There are some (scientists) who divide the Earth from south to north into seven Climates. They say that the First Climate is inhabited by the outer Hindûyê a people of hideous aspect, who wear no clothes ... They have no religion, no commandements, no laws; they are cannibals and live long.

In the Second Climate are found the Kushâyê and the Sa'ranê (the hairy ones?). Their features are less hideous than those of the inhabitants of the First Climate ... They wear clothes, but they have no notion of God; they practice divination and mysterious rituals, (fol. 169v).

Book 5, Ch. 5: (One of the gulfs of the Red Sea) is the gulf known as the Arabian: ... it flows from the country of the Kushâyê to the desert of Faran ... its length is 1400 miles, its width 200 miles.

There are two lakes which feed the river Nilos, and also another lake, called Qolon, which feeds the River Astafinos, which flows into the Nilos.

[[Category:Literary Sources]]