Archives of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East. V. III. (Bishopric of Allepo, and Bishopric of Latakia)
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تاريخ النشر:
2003
ISBN:
9953-9014-4-9
Archives of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East. V. III. (Bishopric of Allepo, and Bishopric of Latakia). Published in 2003, by Antiochian Center for Documentation and Studies at the University of Balamand.
These archives constitute part of the history of the 2 cities of Aleppo and Latakia and their congregations. They are housed at the Patriarchate of Damascus. They include correspondence between the patriarchs and the bishops of Aleppo and Latakia, and between the congregation and clergy regarding inheritance, marriage, divorce, preaching, teaching, infringements, military service, debts, appointments, compensations, change of sect, the clergy, taxes, sectarian disputes, marital and other problems, deaths, births, and awqaf.
Aleppo Bishopric: 866 documents
Lattakia Bishopric: 539 documents
cataloging was prepared by Dr. Joseph Zaytoun. It includes form and kind of paper, cover, size, calligraphy and kind of ink, and a summary of each document. There are indexes of resources, clerical writers, and subjects. The book also includes an article by Dr. Abdel Karim Rafeq entitled: ” the importance of the Aleppo and Latakia Archives in the archives of the Orthodox Patriarchate in Damascus”. Dr. Rafeq a professor of Modern and Contemporary History of the Arabs, and a former head of the History Department at the University of Damascus.
Keywords:
ARP – patriarchat – Latakia – Aleppo – manuscripts indexes.
These archives constitute part of the history of the 2 cities of Aleppo and Latakia and their congregations. They are housed at the Patriarchate of Damascus. They include correspondence between the patriarchs and the bishops of Aleppo and Latakia, and between the congregation and clergy regarding inheritance, marriage, divorce, preaching, teaching, infringements, military service, debts, appointments, compensations, change of sect, the clergy, taxes, sectarian disputes, marital and other problems, deaths, births, and awqaf.Aleppo Bishopric: 866 documents
Lattakia Bishopric: 539 documents
cataloging was prepared by Dr. Joseph Zaytoun. It includes form and kind of paper, cover, size, calligraphy and kind of ink, and a summary of each document. There are indexes of resources, clerical writers, and subjects. The book also includes an article by Dr. Abdel Karim Rafeq entitled: ” the importance of the Aleppo and Latakia Archives in the archives of the Orthodox Patriarchate in Damascus”. Dr. Rafeq a professor of Modern and Contemporary History of the Arabs, and a former head of the History Department at the University of Damascus.
Keywords:
ARP – patriarchat – Latakia – Aleppo – manuscripts indexes.
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