| Description | /1-/19 Correspondence between Mingana and Henry Guppy concerning 'Woodbrooke Studies', which they decide to publish separately from the 'Bulletin of the John Rylands Library', personal news, production of the 'Catalogue of Arabic Manuscripts in the John Rylands Library', sending copies of Mingana's books to Rylands, 1932-1936; /20-/27 Correspondence between Mingana and Heffers [booksellers and publishers] concerning changes to the arrangements for publication of the 'Woodbrooke Studies', 1932-1936; /28-/32 Correspondence between Mingana and ER Hayes [Liverpool]: Mingana comments on a translation by Hayes of the Statutes of the School of Nisibin, 1934-1935; /33 Letter from Mingana to F Hourani [Manchester], 1933; /34-/36 Letters from Mingana to James Rendel Harris, concerning the use of the word 'Raca' in Syriac versions of Matthew V, 22, sayings of the Abbot Paul quoted in St Anthony, quotations from Menander and Justin Martyr, 1934-1935; /37-/38 Letters to Mingana from F Hourani, 1933-1934; /39-/40 Correspondence between Mingana and Karl Hadank [Berlin] concerning Mingana's review of a book by Furlani and a review of Mingana's 'Kurdische-persische Forschungen', 1932; /41-/43 Correspondence between Mingana and Bernard G Hall: Hall asks Mingana whether he thinks the words 'ass's jawbone' in Samson could be translated as 'plough' - Mingana replies that there is no evidence for this, 1933; /44 Letter to Mingana from Thomas J Hampton, 1928. |