Contents: Introduction; Part I Papyri, Coptic and Greek: The Apa Apollos monastery of Pharoou (Aphrodito) and its papyrus archive
Further notes on interrelated Greek and Coptic documents of the 6th and 7th centuries
Dated and datable Coptic documentary hands before AD 700
Why do we have Coptic documentary papyri before AD 641?
More on documentary Coptic at Aphrodito
P.Lond.Copt. I 1077: taxes in money in 7th-century Egypt
Aspects of Church finance in the 7th-century Hermopolite according to P.Lond.Copt.I 1077
The Bawit contracts: texts and translations. Part II John Philoponus: A new look at the career of John Philoponus
The monophysite angelology of John Philoponus
John Philoponus and the composite nature of Christ
John Philoponus On the Pasch (CPG 7267): the Egyptian eucharist in the 6th century and the Armenian connection
The historical context of John Philoponus' De Opificio Mundi in the culture of Byzantine-Coptic Egypt. Part III Cultural Studies: Late Antiquity and After: Uniformis Trinitas: once more the theopaschite trinitarianism of Discorus of Aphridito
The Anaximander saying in its 6th-century (CE) context
'A dwelling place of Christ, a healing place of knowledge': the non-Chalcedonian eucharist in late antique Egypt and its setting
The prophecy of Charour
Coptic wisdom poetry: the Solomon complex redux
The rite of the jar: apostasy and reconciliation in the medieval Coptic Orthodox Church.
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Documenting Christianity in Egypt, sixth to fourteenth centuries by Leslie S. B. MacCoull. ISBN 9781409427889. Published by Ashgate Variorum in 2011. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
