Book of the Rolls, Gibson1901, printed page 58
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Book of the Rolls — Margaret Dunlop Gibson, 1901
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58 KITAB AL-MAGALL. begat Liud (Eliud). Liud (Eliud) married Shabshetin, daughter of Hubaballia, and by her begat Eleazar. Eleazar married Hanbeth, daughter of Jula, and by her begat Mathan. Mathan married Seerab, daughter of Phinehas, and by her begat Jacob. Jacob married Harteeb, daughter of Eleazar, and by her begat Joachim, known as Jonahir. Joachim married Hannah, and returned to the house of Eleazar. And after sixty years of his marriage to her, he begat by her Mary the Virgin, her by whom the Christ became incarnate. Joseph the Carpenter was the son of her [paternal] uncle Laha, and the…
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- Book of the Rolls — Margaret Dunlop Gibson, 1901
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- Complete supplied Gibson1901English Book of the Rolls (Kitab al-Magall), printed1–58 /scanobjects36–93 inclusive, endingAmen. ExplicitClementineArabicchroniclewitness; not the CaveofTreasures, biblicalJubilees or EthiopicJosippon. Sourcefolioreferences, editorfootnotes and uncertain historicalOCR unchanged. SeparateAphikia/CyprianJusta texts excluded; ArabicoriginalOCR contains extensive scriptmisrecognition andisnot admitted as an original-language source.
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Recorded provenance: Complete supplied Gibson1901English Book of the Rolls (Kitab al-Magall), printed1–58 /scanobjects36–93 inclusive, endingAmen. ExplicitClementineArabicchroniclewitness; not the CaveofTreasures, biblicalJubilees or EthiopicJosippon. Sourcefolioreferences, editorfootnotes and uncertain historicalOCR unchanged. SeparateAphikia/CyprianJusta texts excluded; ArabicoriginalOCR contains extensive scriptmisrecognition andisnot admitted as an original-language source.
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