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annotation: Lance Martin, Amir Zeldes

attributed_author: Athanasius

author: Melito

collection: Oriental Manuscripts

Coptic_edition: Budge 1910

corpus: pseudo.athanasius.discourses

country: Egypt

document_cts_urn: urn:cts:copticLit:psathanasius.soul_body.budge:1-91

entities: automatic

identities: checked

idno: Or. 5001 ff. 142b-162a

language: Sahidic Coptic

license: CC-BY 4.0

msItem_title: On the Soul and the Body.

msName: CMCL.AW

note: The page numbers in the manuscript contain errors, skipping pages 32 and 34. Coptic SCRIPTORIUM's edition includes only Budge's transcription of the manuscript. It is not a diplomatic transcription based on reading and collation of the original manuscript. The translation is Budge's with very slight modifications (e.g., numbers mistranslated.) Chapter divisions are based on ekthesis in Budge. The pb xml ids correspond to numbered pages in the ms as provided by Budge; if Budge’s edition omits the number we have extrapolated based on the provided page number; Budge notes on p XV of his edition that the pagination in this codex is sometimes irregular. Budge's title is, "The Discourse which the holy Patriarch, Apa Athanasius, Archbishop of Rakote, pronounced concerning the Soul and the Body."

objectType: codex

origDate: Between 601 and 700 CE

origDate_notAfter: 0700

origDate_notBefore: 0601

origDate_precision: medium

origPlace: Upper Egypt

pages_from: 142b

pages_to: 162a

parsing: automatic

paths_authors: 72

paths_manuscripts: 22

paths_works: 223

people: Adam; Athanasius of Alexandria; Devil; Jesus; Jews; Ramesses II

places: Alexandria; Duat; Jerusalem; Jordan River; New Jerusalem

project: Coptic SCRIPTORIUM, Marcion

redundant: no

repository: British Library

segmentation: checked

source: Marcion project, Archive.org

tagging: automatic

title: On the Soul and Body

translation: E. A. Wallis Budge

Trismegistos: 107789

version_date: 2024-10-31

version_n: 6.0.0

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