Matthias Norberg (1747–1826) was a Swedish professor of Greek and Oriental languages at Lund University. He was born in 1747 in Nätra, Ångermanland in...
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the Ginza in Mandaic include: Norberg version (Mandaic): A printed Ginza in Mandaic was published by Matthias Norberg in 1816. Based on Code Sabéen 2...
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also known as MS Paris B: Ginza that was translated into Latin by Matthias Norberg (1816). Copied at Basra and Maqdam by the chief priest Baktiar-Bulbul...
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Christians of St. John"). During the 19th century, scholars such as Matthias Norberg and Julius Heinrich Petermann published printed versions of the Ginza...
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Ignatius of Jesus Julius Euting Jacques de Morgan Theodor Nöldeke Matthias Norberg Julius Heinrich Petermann Nicolas Siouffi John George Taylor E. S....
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Drower), Yushamen (Charles Häberl and James F. McGrath) and Juschamin (Matthias Norberg). Earlier translation drafts by Häberl use Yoshamin or Iušamin. Aldihisi...
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Ginza Rabba, often holding an inherently malicious character.: 65 Matthias Norberg believed the name Ptahil to be composed of Aramaic פתאה and עיל, therefore...
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1500–1614. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Hoffman, Philip T.; Norberg, Kathyrn, eds. (2001). Fiscal Crises, Liberty, and Representative Government...
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Landberg Olle Lanner Axel Ljung Osvald Moberg Carl Martin Norberg Erik Norberg Tor Norberg Axel Norling Daniel Norling Gösta Olson Leonard Peterson Sven...
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Romanus, Myron Healey, Michael Rider, Jean Sincere, Terry Beaver, Greg Norberg, Tim Russ Switching Channels Tri-Star Pictures Ted Kotcheff (director);...
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