File:Sogdian Christian Text Written in Estrangelo.jpg

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Deutsch: Ein doppelseitig beschriebenes Blatt, das auf der Vorderseite (recto) die sogdische Übersetzung eines Gesprächs aus den Apophthegmata Patrum enthält. Die Gesprächspartner sind rot gekennzeichnet als ptry ‚der Vater’ für den älteren Mönch und βr`t ‚der Bruder’ für den jüngeren Mönch. Die Schrift ist Serto, Datierung 9. – 11. Jh. (n 493)
English: Here shows the bottom half of a page (n 493 recto) in slightly modified Syriac script (Estrangelo) and Christian Sogdian language. The text, a translation from an identified Syriac original, contains a dialogue between a younger monk who poses questions and an older monk who gives answers; it belongs to the Apophthegmata Patrum. The speakers are indicated in the text by the words written in red ptry (›father‹ for the older monk) and br’t (›brother‹ for the younger monk). The page belongs to the large Sogdian codex C 2 and was edited by N. Sims-Williams (BTT XII: Folio 61 R on p. 129).
Date 9th—11th century
date QS:P,+1050-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Source http://turfan.bbaw.de/bilder/n493rectomax.jpg
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