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Title Codex Nasaraeus : Liber Adami appellatus, Syriace transscriptus, loco vocalium, ubi vicem literarum gutturalium praestiterint, his substitutis, Latineque redditus / a Matth. Norberg.
Additional Titles Ginza
Contributors Norberg, Matthias, 1747-1826
Publisher Londini Gothorum : Literis Berlingianis
Creation Date 1815-1816
Notes Text in Syriac and Latin on opposite pages.
"Called Sidra Rabba or the "Great Book" by the Mandaeans themselves." - Brit. Mus. Cat. v.1: Adam, p. 115.
Text of Nasoraean script done in Syriac with a free latin translation.- cf. Cath. Encyclopedia, vol. X, pp. 705-707.
Extent 3 v
22 cm.
Language Latin
National Library system number 990020118940205171

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