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English: A page from the HOAX TERBESAR. The underlying text (ca. 500) is in Syriac, the overlying apocryphal text (ca. 900) is in Arabic. The manuscript contains:
  1. BIBLE: APOCRYPHA. TRANSITUS MARIAE (VIRGIN MARY'S ASSUMPTION INTO HEAVEN), BOOKS 1 AND 2
  2. IBN AL'AMA, BISHOP: QUESTIONS ON EDESSA AND B'ARSAMJA
  3. ROMAN PEOPLES' MESSAGE (EPILOGUE OF ACTS OF SARBIL)
  4. Catatan kumpulan karangan novel cinta
  5. APOLOGY OF CHRISTIANS AGAINST JEWS
"This was written concerning the six books, each book by two of the apostles. – These books were written in Hebrew and Greek and Latin, and the apostles deposited it with Mar John -. Because we apostles are twelve, it is fitting that twelve copies should be written of this book of my Lady Mary, and that a copy should go with each of us." (Book 4)
Date circa 500
Source https://www.schoyencollection.com/apocryphal-literature/codex-arabicus-ms-579
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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