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- Title Pages
- Introduction
- The Importance of Wadi al-Natrun for Coptology
- The Multiethnic Character of the Wadi al-Natrun
- Wādī Al-naṭrūn and the <i>History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria</i>
- Wadi al-Natrun and Coptic Literature
- Wadi Natrun in Geologic History
- Figures in the Carpet: Macarius the Great, Isaiah of Scetis, Daniel of Scetis, and Monastic Spirituality in the Wadi al-Natrun (Scetis) from the Fourth to the Sixth Century
- Consecration of the Myron at Saint Macarius Monastery (Ms 106 Lit.)
- Liturgy at Wadi al-Natrun
- Scetis at the Red Sea: Depictions of Monastic Genealogy in the Monastery of St. Antony
- On the Architecture at Wādī Al-natrūn
- The Ornamental Repertoire in the Wallpaintings of Wadi al-Natrun: Remarks on a Methodical Approach<sup>*</sup>
- Art in the Wadi al-Natrun: An Assessment of the Earliest Wallpaintings in the Church of Abu Makar, Dayr Abu Makar
- A Play of Light and Shadow: The Stuccoes of Dayr al-Suryan and their Historical Context
- Results of the Recent Restoration Campaigns (1995–2000) at Dayr al-Suryan
- Indigo and Madder, Finger Prints and Brush Strokes: Notes on Six Byzantine Great Deesis Icons of Wadi al-Natrun Monasteries and their Egyptian Origin
- History Through Inscriptions: Coptic Epigraphy in the Wadi al-Natrun<sup>1</sup>
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- Source:
- Christianity and Monasticism in Wadi al-Natrun
- Publisher:
- American University in Cairo Press
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- Title Pages
- Introduction
- The Importance of Wadi al-Natrun for Coptology
- The Multiethnic Character of the Wadi al-Natrun
- Wādī Al-naṭrūn and the <i>History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria</i>
- Wadi al-Natrun and Coptic Literature
- Wadi Natrun in Geologic History
- Figures in the Carpet: Macarius the Great, Isaiah of Scetis, Daniel of Scetis, and Monastic Spirituality in the Wadi al-Natrun (Scetis) from the Fourth to the Sixth Century
- Consecration of the Myron at Saint Macarius Monastery (Ms 106 Lit.)
- Liturgy at Wadi al-Natrun
- Scetis at the Red Sea: Depictions of Monastic Genealogy in the Monastery of St. Antony
- On the Architecture at Wādī Al-natrūn
- The Ornamental Repertoire in the Wallpaintings of Wadi al-Natrun: Remarks on a Methodical Approach<sup>*</sup>
- Art in the Wadi al-Natrun: An Assessment of the Earliest Wallpaintings in the Church of Abu Makar, Dayr Abu Makar
- A Play of Light and Shadow: The Stuccoes of Dayr al-Suryan and their Historical Context
- Results of the Recent Restoration Campaigns (1995–2000) at Dayr al-Suryan
- Indigo and Madder, Finger Prints and Brush Strokes: Notes on Six Byzantine Great Deesis Icons of Wadi al-Natrun Monasteries and their Egyptian Origin
- History Through Inscriptions: Coptic Epigraphy in the Wadi al-Natrun<sup>1</sup>
