Vol. XI & XII (Out of Stock)

1. Significance of the word “RACHME’ in the context of the history of salvation:
   Dr. P.G. Thomas Panicker

2. Iconographic inscriptions and their significance: Dr. Jean-Paul Deschler

3. The Peshitta and its rivals: R.B. ter Haar Romeny

4. The great Psalm commentary of Daniel of Salah: David G.K.Taylor.

5. Early Syriac Hermeneutics: Shinichi Muto

6. Martin Luther and Nestorius – A justification already 459 years ago? : Karl-Heinz Kuhlmann

7. The ordination of readers: Philip Tovey

8. Syriac Churches in dialogue : Geevarghese Chediath

9. The ecclesiological and canonical background of the so-called “Kerala Agreement”: John Madey.

10. Tables and beds: Shubalmaran’s Practical arrangements for an ascetic’s life: D.J. Lane.

11. The literary tradition of Gregory of Nazianzus in Syriac literature and its historical context: 
    Andrea B. Schmidt.

12. Syriac written heritage in Kerala: First glances in the enquiry: F.B. Chatonnet,
    Alain Desreumaux & Jacob Thekeparampil

13. “Praying the Body”: Isaac of Nineveh and John of Apamea on anthropological integrity:
    Hannah Hunt.

14. Poésie et langage mystique chez Saint Ephrem et les mystiques des I  ers siècles de l’ Islam:
    Sr. Joha Najjar

15. Salvation history as a process of healing in the theology of Mor Ephrem: Aho Semunkasho

16. Syrian Orthodox Christians in Germany: Rev. Rüdiger Frey

17. On the Syriac Pharmacopoeia: Philippe Gignoux

18. Johannes Pascha ( 1862-1911): Der Leidensweg eines “Kollektierenden Syrers”: Martin Tamcke

19. A study in Trinitarian technical terms in the Syriac commentary on the Diatessaron, in the light
    of the \question of Ephraem’s  possible authorship: CMW Lange

20. The Lexicon for which we long - Some primary issues regarding the future of classical
    Syriac Lexicography: Terry C. Falla