@ProfTCSchmidt@JosephBenJ2 Easier to understand when we know that manuscripts of Augustine's works are very numerous, and that around 500 sermons are known.
The serpent column in Constantinople in the 16th century, before the heads at the top were broken off.
https://t.co/Ze6tRRPWoN
h/t @serkan_hizli and @baryaral1
The Nile was much higher in the pyramid age, and had a large branch running along the base of the Giza plateau - two articles from 2022 and 2024.
https://t.co/TWOr5vONCn
Three men named Eusebius, and their Latin sermons. History brought them together - can scholarship tell them apart? Eusebius of Emesa, Eusebius of Alexandria, and Eusebius Gallicanus.
https://t.co/L6GPPKmIBB
🟦 The Register of Sylvester Patriarch of Antioch 1724-1766
I found this register among the manuscripts of the Missionary Society of Saint Paul in Harissa in September 2023 through the virtual Hill Museum and Manuscript Library (link: https://t.co/S3CarAntf4).
A file with an English translation of the 174 "Letters" of Procopius of Gaza now online. It's just a working tool using Google Translate, but it might help you find your way around the text if you need to work with it.
https://t.co/KrcmLPpPn7