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It is one of the great research libraries of the world, used by scholars from all corners of the globe. ... collections and, in some cases, replies to letters in one are to be found in the other.

is one of the more dramatic events in the history of Semitic scholarship. ... What was always suspected to be potentially of great value to scholarship is now emerging as one of the most significant collections of research materials in Cambridge

These are the records of one of Jewish history's most significant communities. ... While in Cambridge we form a unique society of scholarship, helping one another study the books and relationships of an earlier, Mediterranean society.

We left Jerusalem on April 17th. Whilst there we had bought one large Hebrew MS. ... T-S 13J37.11, one of the rare Egyptian ketubbot discussed in this article.

Most wrote in Latin but some in Greek and even one or two in Hebrew and Syriac. ... Generally the bishops were more notable for their orthodoxy than their scholarship or literary attainments and the Bishops’ Bible, often inaccurate and awkward in

academic. In fact, both scholarship and administration play a major role in our work, and their successful integration is one of the Unit's aims. ... Dr Stefan Reif's lecture on what had been billed as "one of modern scholarship's most exciting events" -

This fragment must have originated in one of the Monophysite (Syrian Orthodox) or Melkite communities that lived in Egypt. ... This demonstrates that many more volumes need to be written on all areas of scholarship concerning the Genizah.

Playing a major role. Wherever one finds Hebrew and Jewish scholarship these days, one finds references to the Genizah. ... Arabic manuscripts in the Genizah. Part one. The vast majority of Genizah fragments are written in Hebrew characters.

There is no one left to care for her and her infant son. ... and two poems about charity, one of which, a liturgical poem (piyyut), was earlier published by M.

He is also the one who has trained the most students to follow in his footsteps. ... There is little doubt that this whole undertaking represents one of the most important contributions to scholarship being carried out by any Library at this time.