15 scholars contributed 11 articles that constitute Volume 53 (2025). There are also, as expected, several book reviews appended to the volume written by Prof G Duncan. Contributing scholars include Johannes N. J. Kritzinger, Pieter Verster, Stephan de Beer, Marcus Grohmann, Johannes Knoetze, Durga Prasad Khanal, Vusi M. Vilakati, Wessel Bentley, Ignatius Fereira, Daniel Awuah-Gyawu, Peter White, Kelebogile T. Resane, N Mudau, and Christopher Magezi.
The author kindly suggested that we might reprint a review she wrote for the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (vol 4, part 2, July 1994) since the subject is likely to interest PPC readers, few of whom, we surmise, belong to the RAS (or vice versa). Since the presentation is somewhat different from our own Book Rev...
The author was Assessor for the Andre Simon Memorial Fund Book Awards 1998. At the ceremony at which the prizes were announced and presented she made a short speech in which she analysed the food books which she had surveyed for the judges. We and others who were present found this highly interesting. It seems to us to...
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The Meshak newspaper published in Tbilisi printed diverse articles with valuable information not only about Armenia, but also about public life in neighboring countries. Among these articles, those of the renowned Iranian-Armenian novelist, publicist, and ethnographer Raffi (Hakob Melik-Hakobyan, 1835-1888) stand out p...
The paper uncovers the names of and gives certain information about 35 new Armenian provincial periodicals published between 1851 and 1922 in the various towns of Western Armenia, Cilicia and Asia Minor, towns like Adapazar, Aintab, Bardizag, Cesarea, Diarbekir, Fenese, Garin, Mezire, Ourfa, Sepasdia, Shabin Karahisar,...
This article re-examines the reading
πραϋπαθίαν
in 1 Tim 6:11 and argues that it should be emended to
πραϋπάθειαν
. Drawing on morphological, lexical, orthographic, and paleographical evidence, it shows that
πραϋπάθεια
is a regular Greek formation, attested from Philo of Alexandria onwards and consistently tr...
