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Preface 9
List of abbreviations 11
General introduction 14
Grammatical outline 23
Synopsis 23
§ 1. Introduction 29
§§2- 27. Orthography and phonetics 29
§§28-73. Morphology 36
§§74-153. Syntax 44
Texts 57
A. Muslim Texts 57
Ai. A papyrus from 758 A.D. 57
Aii. A papyrus from the end of the 8th century A.D. 60
Aiii. Selections from Ibn Wahb's collection of
prophetic traditions Jamic 61
1. pp. 11,4- 12,3 63
2. pp. 26, -1 -27, 16 64
3. pp. 65, 13 - 66, 9 65
4. pp. 91,2-4; 96,-1 -98,4 66
B. Christian texts 68
Bi. A Psalm fragment in Greek transcription 68
Bii-iv. Texts written in the Melkite linguafranca 72
Bii. From a Summa Theologiae from the 9th century A.D. 72
Biii. From The Book of Demonstration of Butrus the Deacon 85
Biv. An Arabic translation of Daniel 95
C. Jewish texts 97
Ci. From Sa'adya Gaon's Pentateuch translation 98
1. Genesis xliii 29-xliv 20 100
2. Genesis 1 8-26 104
Cii. From Qirqisani's Book of Religious Precepts, pp. 343;
348-58 106
Ciii. From The Hebrew-Arabic Dictionary of the Bible Known
as kitab jamic al- alfaz of David ben Abraham al-Fasi the
Karaite (10th century) 125
1. Volume ii, pp. 47, 1 - 50, 64 126
2. Volume ii, pp. 59, 8 - 63, 38 131
Civ-vi. Texts in phonetic Hebrew transcription 136
iv. Judaeo-Arabic papyri in phonetic Hebrew transcription 138
1. Ann Arbor P. Mich. Inv. 6710 verso 139
2. Berlin, Staatliche Museen, Agyptisches Museum,
P. Berol. 10599 140
v. From a translation of Halakhot Pesuqot in phonetic
Hebrew transcription: The Precepts for the Day of
Atonement 141
vi. From an anonymous translation of the Proverbs in phonetic
Hebrew transcription 145
1. Ms. Cambridge T-S Ar 53.8: Proverbs xv 26-xvi 9 147
2. Ms. Mosseri vi 45: Proverbs xvi 24-xvii 26 149
3. Ms. Mosseri vi 45: Proverbs xviii 17-xix 10 153
Appendix: Vocalized substandard Middle Arabic texts from the first
quarter of the 2nd millennium 155
A. Passages from a Christian Arabic text in Coptic characters 155
i. Sobhy, p. 238, 13-32 158
ii. Sobhy, pp. 242, 1 - 243, 15 158
iii. Sobhy, pp. 248, 24 - 253, -2 160
B. A vocalized Judaeo-Arabic letter from the 12th/13th century 167
Glossary 175
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Arabic language History, Arabic language Grammar, Judeo-Arabic language Grammar