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Nine Dubious “Dead Sea Scrolls” Fragments from the Twenty-First Century

2017

Abstract In 2002 new “Dead Sea Scrolls” fragments began to appear on the antiquities market, most of them through the Kando family. In this article we will present evidence that nine of these Dead Sea Scrolls-like fragments are modern forgeries.

Papyrology060303 religions & theologyHistoryDead seaHistoryBiblical studiesJewish studies05 social sciencesReligious studiesTwenty-First CenturyDead Sea Scrolls06 humanities and the arts0603 philosophy ethics and religionPalaeography0502 economics and business050212 sport leisure & tourismClassicsHebrew BibleDead Sea Discoveries

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Ceļā uz pilnību: vispārīgās reliģiju vēstures un Israēļa reliģijas vēstures viela

1934

Trešais pārlabots iespiedums ar 42 attēliem.

Pasaules reliģijasBībeles stāsti:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Religion/Theology::History of religion [Research Subject Categories]Senās pasaules reliģijasReliģiju vēstureKultiJūdaismsBible storiesWorld religions

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« Ah ! qui dira les torts de l’Égypte… » Lorsque Paul Perdrizet louait les mérites de l’hellénisme à Franz Cumont

2014

Among the pages of an off-print of Franz Cumont preserved at the Academia Belgica, an unpublished letter by Paul Perdrizet (1870-1937) has recently been discovered. Paul Perdrizet was a Hellenist, an archaeologist and the author of a number of publications relative to Greece, Anatolia, the Near East and to Egypt under Hellenic influence. In that letter Perdrizet airs fierce criticisms against Egyptian Hellenism in the Lagid era. The analysis of that document and of the intellectual context wherein it takes place provides an opportunity to ponder the perception Franz Cumont had of the land of the Pharaos and his way of interpreting the encounter between Hellenic culture and Egyptian culture …

Paul Perdrizet060103 classics060102 archaeologyhellénismeFranz Cumont Paul Perdrizet oriental religions Hellenism EgyptSettore M-STO/06 - Storia Delle Religioni06 humanities and the artsFranz Cumontreligions orientalesHellenismSettore L-ANT/02 - Storia GrecaÉgypteFranz Cumont - Paul Perdrizet - Religions orientales - Hellénisme - Égypte0601 history and archaeologyEgyptClassicsoriental religions

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Plants mentioned in the Islamic Scriptures (Holy Qur'ân and Ahadith): Traditional uses and medicinal importance in contemporary times.

2019

Abstract Ethnopharmacological relevance Over the past thousand years, Islamic physicians have collected cultural, philosophical, sociological and historical backgrounds for understanding diseases and medications. The Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him (PBUH) said: “There is no disease that Allah has created, except that Allah also has created its cure.” Therefore, Islamic scholars are encouraged to explore and use both traditional and modern forms of medicine. Aim of the study (1) To identify some of the medicinal plants mentioned in the Holy Qur'ân and Ahadith textbooks of the period 700–1500 AD; (2) to compare them with presently used traditional medicines; (3) to evaluate their value ba…