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Tom dedykowany prof. Włodzimierzowi Godlewskiemu obejmuje 36 tekstów bliskich tematyce badań jubilata: chrześcijańskiej Nubii oraz czasom późnego Bizancjum w Egipcie. Autorzy – koledzy i współpracownicy profesora – podejmują zagadnienia archeologiczne, epigraficzne, dotyczące ceramiki i kultury materialnej, jak również historii Egiptu i Nubii w średniowieczu i później.

Kilka tekstów odnosi się do dwóch stanowisk: Naqlun w Egipcie i Dongoli w Nubii, gdzie profesor Godlewski prowadził badania. Inne studia dotyczą m.in. takich kwestii, jak: funkcjonowanie sanktuarium pielgrzymkowego w Egipcie w późnej starożytności, spożycie i zużycie wina w egipskich wspólnotach monastycznych w VI–VIII wieku, rola postaci archanioła Rafała w chrześcijańskiej Nubii, pochodzenie „portretów apsydowych” w nubijskiej ikonografii monarszej, ideologia i funkcja północnego pastoforium w kościołach nubijskich na podstawie inskrypcji i malowideł, architektura sakralna w Egipcie i Nubii, ewolucja i rewolucja w ceramice nubijskiej, unikalne tkaniny z włosów odkryte podczas wykopalisk British Museum w Kulubnarti czy pozostałości biblioteki klasztornej w Deir el-Bahari (której monografię profesor Godlewski opublikował na początku swojej kariery naukowej).

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The volume brings together 36 fully peer-reviewed contributions in the field of Christian Egypt and Nubia studies, mirroring a lifetime of academic achievement by Prof. Włodzimierz Godlewski, in whose honor this jubilee book has been produced. The contributing scholars are both colleagues and associates, and the subjects they take up in their studies are focused on issues of archaeology, epigraphy, iconography, ceramics and material culture, as well as history of medieval and post-medieval Egypt and Nubia.

In several cases, the articles concern material from two sites, Naqlun in Egypt and Dongola in Nubia, where Godlewski has conducted and directed research. Thus, for Naqlun we have the functionaries of the Nekloni monastery (T. Derda and J. Wegner), literary culture (A. Delattre and N. Vanthieghem, J. van der Vliet) as well as ceramics (T. Górecki) and glass vessels (M. Mossakowska-Gaubert), and architecture of the monastic complex from Naqlun (S. Maślak). For Old Dongola there is a study of Egyptian amphorae with dipinti (K. Danys and A. Łajtar) and costume of monks in wall paintings (K. Innemée). Broader studies concern issues like the functioning of a pilgrimage sanctuary in Egypt in late antiquity (E. Wipszycka), wine consumption and usage in Egypt’s monastic communities in the 6th–8th century (D. Dzierzbicka), aspects of the role of Archangel Raphael in Christian Nubia (M. Łaptaś), observations on the origins of “apse portraits” in Nubian royal iconography (M. Woźniak), the ideology and function of the northern pastophorium of Nubian churches based on inscriptions and paintings (A. Łajtar and D. Zielińska). Church architecture is taken up by P. Grossmann for Egypt and Nubia, and A. Obłuski for Nubia. W. Y. Adams gives an overview of evolution and revolution in Nubian pottery, J. R. Anderson and A. Harrison present unique hair textiles from British Museum excavations in Kulubnarti, while A. Boud’hors and E. Garel discuss what remains of the monastery library in Deir el-Bahari (a monograph of which was published by Godlewski early in his academic career). The history of Baybars’ Nubian conquests is taken up by R. Seignobos. Contributions have been offered also by Nettie Adams, M. Barwik, D. Edwards, K. Grzymski, B. Lichocka, A. Łukaszewicz, G. Ochała, M. Rassart-Debergh, T.S. Richter, G.R. Ruffini, H. and A. Tsakos, J. Then-Obłuska, G. van Loon, D. Welsby, I. Zych and B. Żurawski.

Spis treści ebooka Aegyptus et Nubia Christiana

Addresses 9

Tabula gratulatoria 15

Adam Łajtar, Artur Obłuski and Iwona Zych
Włodek on the Nile 19

Włodzimierz Godlewski: List of publications 29

Aegyptus Christiana
Anne Boudhors and Esther Garel
Que reste-t-il de la bibliothèque du monastère de Saint-Phoibammon à Deir el-Bahari? 47

Alain Delattre and Naïm Vanthieghem
Les trois « colophons » de l’Évangile de Jean découvert à Naqlūn 61

Tomasz Derda and Joanna Wegner
Πατέρες τοῦ ἁγίου Νεκλονίου. Functionaries of the Naqlun monastery in the first two centuries of its existence 73

Dorota Dzierzbicka
Wine consumption and usage in Egypt’s monastic communities (6th–8th century) 99

Tomasz Górecki
Phasing out LRA 7 amphorae in favor of new wine containers: Preliminary remarks based on finds from excavations in Naqlun 113

Peter Grossmann
Spätantike und mittelalterliche Vierstützenkirchen in Ägypten 139

Szymon Maślak
The burning of a monastery? Story blazed on the walls of monastic buildings at Nekloni (Naqlun) 149

Maria Mossakowska-Gaubert
Verres décorés d’époque arabe médiévale (VIIIe–XIIIe siècles): quelques exemples provenant de Naqlun 187

Marguerite Rassart-Debergh
Les Kellia, 1965–2015 217

Tonio Sebastian Richter
Eine koptische und eine arabische Bauinschrift
zwischen Assuan und Kom Ombo 231

Jacques van der Vliet
“Alone in Naqlun”: A fresh look at the Bohairic letter P. Lond. Copt. I, 590 (2) (British Library Or. 4720 [31], vo) 247

Gertrud J.M. van Loon
“...that the mountain of the holy wilderness may be inhabited...”: Saint John the Baptist in the Infancy scenes in the narthex of the Quarry Church of Dayr Abū H. innis 257

Ewa Wipszycka
Saint Claude à Pohe : un exemple de fonctionnement d’un sanctuaire de pèlerinage dans l’Égypte de l’Antiquité tardive 281

Iwona Zych
A monastic library at Nekloni? 307

Nubia Christiana
William Y. Adams
Evolution and revolution in Nubian pottery 315

Julie Renee Anderson and Anna Harrison
Some unique medieval Nubian textiles in the British Museum collections 329

Katarzyna Danys and Adam Łajtar
Egyptian amphorae LR 5/6 with Greek dipinti found in Dongola 347

David N. Edwards
Among the rocks: A first look at medieval Duweishat, from the archive 359

Krzysztof Grzymski
Beyond Old Dongola: The multicomponent site of Hag Magid (Letti Basin) 381

Henriette Hafsaas-Tsakos and Alexandros Tsakos
Nubian cathedrals with granite columns: A view from Sai Island 389

Karel C. Innemée
Monks and bishops in Old Dongola, and what their costumes can tell us 411

Adam Łajtar and Dobrochna Zielińska
The northern pastophorium of Nubian churches: ideology and function (on the basis of inscriptions and paintings) 435

Magdalena Łaptaś
Archangel Raphael as protector, demon tamer, guide and healer. Some aspects of the Archangel’s activities in Nubian painting 459

Artur Obłuski
Nobadian and Makurian church architecture. Qasr el-Wizz, a case study 481

Grzegorz Ochała
When epigraphy meets art history: On St Phoibammon from Abdallah-n Irqi 513

Marta Osypińska
The pig — a mystery of medieval Makuria 525

Giovanni R. Ruffini
Dotawo’s later dynasties: a speculative history 539

Robin Seignobos
La liste des conquêtes nubiennes de Baybars selon Ibn Šaddād (1217–1285) 553

Joanna Then-Obłuska
The ‘bead-side story of medieval and post-medieval Nubia: Tentative approach to the bead collection of the Museum of Archaeology University of Stavanger, Norway 579

Derek A. Welsby
Observations on the graves of the medieval period in the SARS concession at the Fourth Cataract 613

Magdalena M. Woźniak
The chronology of the eastern chapels in the Upper Church at Banganarti: Some observations on the genesis of “apse portraits” in Nubian royal iconography 629

Bogdan Żurawski
Banganarti Nativity: Enkolpion with scene of the Birth of Jesus from House BA/2015 in Banganartit 647

Miscellanea
Nettie K. Adams
The lions of Qasr Ibrim 661

Mirosław Barwik
A record of offerings from the Temple of Hatshepsut in Deir el-Bahari: ostrakon DeB Inv. No. 85/75 reconsidered 665

Barbara Lichocka
A stray late Roman coin from the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari 679

Adam Łukaszewicz
Cleopatra and kandake 691