Cyprus / Iran / Turkey / United States / Syria / Portugal / Iraq / India / /
Facility
Hill Monastic Manuscript Library / Bar Malkon / Saint John’s University / Maronite College / Museum Add / De Nobili Theological College / /
Holiday
Epiphany / /
Movie
A.D. / /
NaturalFeature
Persian Gulf / Island of Cyprus / /
Organization
Maronite College / Church of Persia / Administration of the Eucharist / School of Nesibis / De Nobili Theological College / Second Vatican Council / Saint John’s University / Latin Church / Church of the East / /
Person
Marutha / John Simon / Julius III / Christiana Analecta / Abraham Bar Lipheh / John Hormez / Abraham Òekwana / Isaac / Ibn / Joseph II / Francis Roz / Pius V / James / Joseph / Diarbekir / Macomber / John Chrysostom / Christiana Periodica / Joseph VI / John Simon Sulaqa / Emmanuel II / Gabriel QaÛ / Christ / /
Position
Priest / Emperor / metropolitan bishop / ambassador / century author / professor / bishop / Chaldean archbishop / professor of Oriental Liturgy / G. P. / eleventh century author / /
ProvinceOrState
Kerala / Minnesota / Fars / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Assyrian Academic Studies / /
Region
southeastern Turkey / Middle East / Persian Gulf / southern Iraq / northwestern Iran / /
A History of the Chaldean Mass William F. Macomber, Ph.D. † Of all the liturgies of Christendom one of the most interesting to study is the one called Chaldean.1 It was, in fact, the first one to crystallize, acquiring