Programme
Thursday, 13 November
17:00–19:00 – Opening Session
Welcome
• Introduction: Research on Manuscripts from Jerusalem – Johannes Pahlitzsch & Merav Mack (Mainz)
• Ephrem Aboud Ishac (Vienna) – Syriac Manuscripts Crossing via Jerusalem
Friday, 14 November
09:00–10:30 – Session I (Chair: Dorothea Weltecke, Berlin)
• Emiliano B. Fiori (Venice) – Sinai Syriac 10: A Library of Syriac Chalcedonism
• Achraf Brahim (Vienna) – British Library Or. 4951. Between the Jordan and the Nile: The Christian Palestinian Aramaic Euchologion and Its Community
Coffee break
11:00–12:30 – Session II (Chair: Camille Rouxpetel, Paris)
• Daniel Galadza (Rome) – Jerusalem Hagiou Stavrou gr. 43. Greek Holy Week in Crusader Jerusalem
• Giulia Rossetto (Vienna) – Sin. gr. NF Σ3. From Jerusalem to Ascalon: A Liturgical Manuscript Written in Exile
Lunch break
14:00–15:30 – Session III (Chair: Panagiotis Agapitos, Mainz)
• Georgi Parpulov (Wuppertal) – Jerusalem Sabba 612 and Vatican Gr. 648. Two Greek New Testament Manuscripts Copied in Jerusalem
General discussionThursday, 13 November
17:00–19:00 – Opening Session
Welcome
• Introduction: Research on Manuscripts from Jerusalem – Johannes Pahlitzsch & Merav Mack (Mainz)
• Ephrem Aboud Ishac (Vienna) – Syriac Manuscripts Crossing via Jerusalem
Friday, 14 November
09:00–10:30 – Session I (Chair: Dorothea Weltecke, Berlin)
• Emiliano B. Fiori (Venice) – Sinai Syriac 10: A Library of Syriac Chalcedonism
• Achraf Brahim (Vienna) – British Library Or. 4951. Between the Jordan and the Nile: The Christian Palestinian Aramaic Euchologion and Its Community
Coffee break
11:00–12:30 – Session II (Chair: Camille Rouxpetel, Paris)
• Daniel Galadza (Rome) – Jerusalem Hagiou Stavrou gr. 43. Greek Holy Week in Crusader Jerusalem
• Giulia Rossetto (Vienna) – Sin. gr. NF Σ3. From Jerusalem to Ascalon: A Liturgical Manuscript Written in Exile
Lunch break
14:00–15:30 – Session III (Chair: Panagiotis Agapitos, Mainz)
• Georgi Parpulov (Wuppertal) – Jerusalem Sabba 612 and Vatican Gr. 648. Two Greek New Testament Manuscripts Copied in Jerusalem
General discussion
