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This comprehensive reference work provides bibliographical and manuscript data to Arabic works in the field of Syriac studies, both published and unpublished. The book contains over 2,000 subject and title entries.

A comprehensive catalogue of articles relating to Syriac studies published in Arabic-language periodicals up to the 1970s. Volume 1 covers articles published in the journal Al-Mashriq, while Volume 2 covers articles published in all other journals.

In an attempt to organize the swiftly-growing diversity in Christianity during the nineteenth century, the author compiled a learned compendium of the known religious groups of his day.

This reprinting of the acclaimed seventeenth edition of Vincent's revision of Haydn's work is a delightful reminder of the basic information that was considered so important during the advent of the classic encyclopedias and reference works being produced in the nineteenth century.

Useful for anyone interested in the social world of the nineteenth century, this dictionary was conceived as a desk reference to assist in finding, in a single source, the events behind the modern world.

A comprehensive catalogue of articles relating to Syriac studies published in Arabic-language periodicals up to the 1970s. Volume 1 covers articles published in the journal Al-Mashriq, while Volume 2 covers articles published in all other journals.

This book offers a convenient and comprehensive guide to Islamic coinage.

This work is a list of the 1662 items in the Chinese version of the Tripitaka, the Theravada Buddhist scriptures.

Willhelm Dittmar gives a complete list of the references to the Old Testament, the Apocrypha, and the Pseudepigrapha, including the Sibylline Oracles and the Apocalypse of Baruch.

This four-volume set contains the traditional marginal notes to the Masoretic text of the Hebrew Bible, as well as an English translation.

This is the first general annotated catalogue of books known to Conrad Gesner, the Swiss Renaissance polymath.

This encyclopedic dictionary, compiled by an Indian Muslim savant in 1745, contains terms used in Islamic science, philosophy, and theology.

Popularly known as "Chambers' Book of Days," this premier reference work is an essential research tool for anyone interested in the development of special days as observed throughout European culture.