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Le Codex Amrensis 22|Éléonore Cellard

Le Codex Amrensis 22 : Histoire Et Analyse d'Un Manuscrit Coranique Ancien

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Le Codex Amrensis 22 est un manuscrit aux dimensions monumentales - parfois identifi comme l'exemplaire portant le sang du calife ʿUthmān - qui compte parmi les t moins coraniques anciens les plus importants. Dispers s depuis longtemps entre Paris, Le Caire, Gotha, Istanbul et Detroit, ses feuillets conserv s sont r unis ici pour la premi re fois et examin s de mani re exhaustive. Leurs strates mat rielles r v lent diff rentes phases de production, et cette tude met en lumi re, de fa on in dite, les liens entre des folios aujourd'hui r partis entre plusieurs institutions. S'appuyant sur l'analyse mat rielle, la datation radiocarbone et les sources historiques, cette recherche replace le manuscrit dans ses contextes chronologique, g ographique et socioculturel, montrant comment, au fil des si cles, diverses communaut s et institutions ont pr serv , restaur et r interpr t cet artefact coranique.

The Codex Amrensis 22 is a manuscript of monumental dimensions - and sometimes identified with the copy said to bear the blood of Caliph ʿUthmān - which ranks among the most significant early Qurʾānic witnesses. Long dispersed across collections in Paris, Cairo, Gotha, Istanbul, and Detroit, its surviving leaves are examined here together for the first time in a comprehensive manner. Their layered features reveal distinct stages of production, and this study highlights, in an unprecedented way, the links between folios scattered across institutions. Drawing on material examination, radiocarbon dating, and historical testimony, this study situates the manuscript within its chronological, geographical, and sociocultural settings, revealing how, over the centuries, different communities and institutions have preserved, restored, and reinterpreted this Qurʾānic artefact.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789004721968
  • ISBN-10: 9004721967
  • Publisher: Brill
  • Publish Date: June 2026
  • Dimensions: 9.25 x 6.1 x 0.56 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 1.14 pounds
  • Page Count: 222

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