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  • Copts in Late Medieval Egypt
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    Copts; Coptic studies; Coptic Church; Christianity; Christian converts; Muslims; Muslim converts from Christianity; Islam; Politics; Society and Education; Soldiers; Society and Church; Arabic language; Arabs; Arab Conquest of Egypt; Mamluks; Cairo...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Ethiopian Saints
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    Ethiopian Orthodox Church; Ethiopia; Synaxarion; Coptic Church; Saints; Monks; Monasteries
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Nubian Church Organization
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    Churches; Christianity; Monophysites; Melchite Church; Bishops; Nubia; Nubian languages; Patriarchs and patriarchate; Medieval; Deacons; Greek language; Monks; Monasteries; Alexandria (Egypt)
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Baqt Treaty
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    Politics; Nubia; Arab Conquest of Egypt; Fatimid dynasty; Mamluks
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Ethiopian Church Autocephaly
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    Athanasius, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria, d. 373.; Patriarchs and patriarchate; Ethiopia; Ethiopian Orthodox Church; Coptic Church; Muslims; Bishops; World War II; Greeks; Greek Orthodox Church; Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia, 1892-1975;...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Hieracas of Leontopolis
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    Heresy; Theology; Leontopolis (Qalyūbīyah, Egypt: Extinct city); Coptic language; Athanasius, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria, d. 373.; Macarius, the Egyptian, Saint, 4th cent; Greeks; Hellenism; Bible. N.T.; Bible. O.T.; Resurrection;...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • `Alwa
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    Nubia; Makouria; Nile River; Politics; Christian converts; Historians; Geography; Greek language; Old Nubian language; Archaeology; Arabic language; Mamluks; Politics; Arabs
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Mina I
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    Patriarchs and patriarchate; Monks; Monasteries
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Nubian, Christian Survivals
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    Christianity; Christian converts; Nubia; Rites and ceremonies--Egypt; Tradition; Arabs; Islam; Society and Church; Muslim converts from Christianity
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Antony of Egypt, Saint
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    Anthony, of Egypt, Saint, ca. 250-355 or 6; Saints; Hermits; Monks; Athanasius, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria, d. 373.; Authorship; Greek language; Coptic language - Sahidic dialect; Kings & queens; Syriac language; Latin language; Apophthegmata...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Scetis
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    Egypt; Geography; Monasteries; Monks; Wādī al-Naṭrūn (Egypt); Nile River; Asceticism; Anthony, of Egypt, Saint, ca. 250-355 or 6; Pachomius, Saint; Pachomian monasticism; Macarius, the Egyptian, Saint, 4th cent; Cenobites; Apophthegmata...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Shenute, Saint
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    Shenute, ca. 348-466; Saints; Monks; Monasteries; Dayr Anbā Shinūdah (Sūhāj, Egypt : Province); Abbots; Akhmīm (Egypt); Authors; Manichaeism; Manuscripts; Coptic language; Coptic language - Sahidic dialect; Coptic language – Sahidic...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Arab Conquest of Egypt
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    Arabs; Byzantine Empire; Cairo (Egypt); Fatimid dynasty; Umayyad dynasty; Arabic language; Authors; Historians; Ethiopic language; Coptic language; Greek language; Alexandria (Egypt); al-Hakim; Istanbul (Turkey); Justinian I, Emperor of the East,...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Gabriel V
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    Patriarchs and patriarchate; History of the Patriarchs; Monks; Monasteries; Manuscripts; Muslims; Persecution; Ethiopian Orthodox Church
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Iamblichus
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    Neoplatonism; Plotinus; Porphyry, ca. 234-ca. 305; Magic; Philosophers; Philosophy; Mythology; Greeks
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Ibn Salim Al-Aswani
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    Beja (African people); Historians; Diplomats; Politics; Nubia; Makouria; Fatimid dynasty; Aswān (Egypt); Abbasids; Muslims; Islam; Dongola (Sudan); Cities and towns; Geography; Christianity; Armenians; English language; French language; Sudan;...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • James Intercisus, Saint
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    Persians; Martyrs; Syriac language; Greek language; Arabic language; Saints; Hagiography; Coptic language – Sahidic dialect – Texts; Coptic language - Sahidic dialect; Coptic language - Bohairic dialect; Codex; Relics; Jerusalem; Persian...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Jirja
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    Cities and towns; Nile River; Copts; Cemeteries; Coptic language; Christianity; Manuscripts; Bishops
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • John VI
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    Saints; Patriarchs and patriarchate; Arab Conquest of Egypt; Churches; Coptic Church; Bible; Copts; Archons; Muslims; Monasteries; Monks; Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Syria, 1137-1193; Ayyubid dynasty; Crusades; Jerusalem; Roman Catholic Church;...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia
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  • Kellia
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    Archaeology; History; Historians; Churches; Christianity; Copts; Kellia Site (Egypt); Monasteries; Monks; Wādī al-Naṭrūn (Egypt); Coptology; Scetis; Libya; Apophthegmata Patrum; Anthony, of Egypt, Saint, ca. 250-355 or 6; Hermits;...
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  • Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia

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