Canon 8 de Chénouté. BEC 21.1 - 21.2. Celtique Et pour chaque entrée

Et pour chaque entrée

because the beautiful discoveries made in prehistoric art in recent decades and the media echoes that followed them have given rise to a desire to know more and the desire to obtain information from the most reliable sources

The iconography of Tutankhamun and the effigies from his tomb

alongside Politian

Canon 8 de Chénouté. BEC 21.1 - 21.2. Celtique Et pour chaque entréeCoptic Study Library XXI. Based on the Ifao Coptic manuscript 2 and additional fragments. Volume 1: Summary, introduction, text edition. Volume 2: Translation, indices, plates. Chenout (4th 5th century), abbot of the great monastery of Upper Egypt known as the "White Monastery" and Coptic writer par excellence, composed nine volumes of sermons on monastic discipline, called Canons. Like all the manuscripts in the monastery library, dispersed after