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9世纪大马士革的基督教学者、牧师和僧侣Bišr伊本·希尔(ibn al- sirr)(约870年生)被认为是阿拉伯语圣经翻译和注释以及阿拉伯节日讲道的作者。目前的贡献表明，西奈第431章所载的没有署名的训诫应归因于Bišr ibn al- sirr /。它还检查了Bišr伊本·西尔尼基督论的新证据，并证明Bišr伊本·西尔尼是一位东叙利亚基督徒。
Abstract The ninth-century Damascene Christian scholar, priest, and monk Bišr ibn al-Sirrī (fl. ca. 870) is known as the author of Arabic biblical translations and commentaries and Arabic festal homilies. The present contribution demonstrates that the homilies contained in Sinai ar. 431 without attribution are to be ascribed to Bišr ibn al-Sirrī. It also examines new evidence for Bišr ibn al-Sirrī’s Christology and proves that Bišr ibn al-Sirrī was an East-Syriac Christian.
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