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The Ethiopian (Geʽez) Bible rests on a long manuscript culture: oldest physical witnesses include the Garima Gospels (parchment dated by carbon tests to roughly 4th–7th centuries) and many later codic...
Louis Pasteur’s original laboratory notebooks and personal papers were largely kept in private hands until Pasteur’s grandson, Pasteur Vallery-Radot, donated them to France’s national library in 1964,...
Albert Pike was a prolific 19th‑century writer whose output ranged from poetry and legal manuals to extensive ritual and esoteric works for the Scottish Rite; an authoritative, single printed bibliogr...
La masonería tiene una mezcla de materiales rituales públicos —manuscritos y libros editados— y prácticas que las obediencias consideran reservadas; estudios y ediciones modernas han hecho accesibles ...
The Nazareth Inscription is a Roman-period marble slab bearing a Greek imperial rescript that warns capital punishment for anyone who disturbs tombs or moves sepulchral stones; it entered scholarship ...
Seymour B. Liebman (1907–1986) published at least one major scholarly book, New World Jewry: 1493–1825: Requiem for the Forgotten, and is credited with other works such as The Inquisitors & the Jews i...
Seymour B. Liebman is the author of the book New World Jewry: 1493–1825: Requiem for the Forgotten, a scholarly study of Marranos and Jewish life in the Americas during the colonial period . The book ...