Cities and towns; Christian converts; Byzantine Empire; Greek language; Coptic language; Copts; Persecution; Politics; Roman Empire; Arab Conquest of Egypt; Arabic language; Monasteries; Coptic Church; Muslim converts from Christianity;
Origen; History; Historians; Historia monachorum in Aegypto; Scholars; Catechetical School of Alexandria; Gnosticism; Gnostic literature; Christianity; Copts; Egypt; Athanasius, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria, d. 373.; Alexandria (Egypt); Martyrs;...
Copts; Coptic Church; Authors; Scholars; Homilies; John Chrysostom, Saint, d. 407; Apologetics-Early works to 1800; Muslims; Theology; Islam; Christology; Trinity; Jesus Christ; Bible. N.T.; Koran; Holy Spirit; Arabic Language
Miaphysitism; Monophysitism; Divinity of Christ; Council of Nicaea (1st: 325); Council of Constantinople (1st: 381); Council of Ephesus (431); Council of Chalcedon (451); Cyril, of Alexandria, Saint, ca. 370-444; Dionysius, of Alexandria, Saint, d....
Priests; Greek language; Titles of honor and nobility; Coptic language; Monks; Monks-Titles; Churches; Historia monachorum in Aegypto; Pachomius, Saint; Abbots; Arabic language
Christianity; Theology; Nicene Creed; Alexandria (Egypt); Origen; Council of Nicaea (1st: 325); Tertullian, ca. 160- ca. 230; Greek language; Constantine I, Emperor of Rome, d. 337; Arius; Arianism; Athanasius, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria, d....
Literature; Coptic language; Coptic literature; Copyists; Council of Chalcedon (451); Gnosticism; Gnostic literature; Anthony, of Egypt, Saint, ca. 250-355 or 6; Athanasius, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria, d. 373.; Nag Hammadi library; Pachomius,...
Coptic language; Arabic language; Titles of honor and nobility; Martyrs; Patriarchs and patriarchate; Bishops; Synaxarion; Apophthegmata Patrum; Hebrew language; Greek language; Syriac language; Latin language
