Mark Lidzbarski (born Abraham Mordechai Lidzbarski, Płock, Russian Empire, 7 January 1868 – Göttingen, 13 November 1928) was a Polish philologist, Semiticist...
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and transl. by Mark Lidzbarski, Quellen der Religionsgeschichte vol. 13, Göttingen 1925, p. 203. Ginza, ed. and transl. by Lidzbarski, p. 321. Kurt Rudolph:...
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Lidzbarski version (German, 1925): In 1925, Mark Lidzbarski published the German translation Der Ginza oder das grosse Buch der Mandäer. Lidzbarski translated...
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the basis of cognates in other Aramaic dialects, semiticists such as Mark Lidzbarski and Rudolf Macúch have translated the term manda, from which Mandaiia...
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and transl. by Mark Lidzbarski, Quellen der Religionsgeschichte vol. 13, Göttingen 1925, p. 183. Ginza, ed. and transl. by Lidzbarski, p. 185–186. Kurt...
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translated into English by E. S. Drower in 1959 and by Mark Lidzbarski into German in 1920. Lidzbarski's translation was based on two manuscripts, including...
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However, scholars specializing in Mandaeism such as Kurt Rudolph, Mark Lidzbarski, Rudolf Macúch, Ethel S. Drower, James F. McGrath, Charles G. Häberl...
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Mesopotamia.: 55 Scholars specializing in Mandaeism such as Kurt Rudolph, Mark Lidzbarski, Rudolf Macúch, Ethel S. Drower, Eric Segelberg, James F. McGrath,...
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Roman Catholic Church (1876) by Pope Pius IX. Mark Lidzbarski (1868–1928) – (born Abraham Mordechai Lidzbarski to a Hasidic Eastern Jewish family in Russian...
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Paris 1898–1899, parts 1–3. Mark Lidzbarski: Ginzā. Der Schatz oder Das große Buch der Mandäer. Göttingen, 1925. Mark Lidzbarski: Das Johannesbuch der Mandäer...
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