Coptica fennica
Catalog of the Coptic Manuscripts from the Ilves Collection Exhibited at the National Archives of Finland (16 June - 14 August 2020)
By (author) A. Marjanen By (author) I. Miroshnikov By (author) E. Salmenkivi By (author) A.T. Mihalyko
This catalog comprises the Coptic manuscripts from the Ilves collection, which were exhibited at the National Archives of Finland from 16 June to 14 August 2020. The exhibition also included objects from the collections of the National Archives and the Finnish Egyptological Society. Research in Coptic studies has been actively carried out at the University of Helsinki for decades. The exhibition as well as this catalog are among the outcomes of such interest.
- By (author) A. Marjanen
- By (author) I. Miroshnikov
- By (author) E. Salmenkivi
- By (author) A.T. Mihalyko
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