Finally, this online exhibit ends with a video recording of the curators' lectures marking the opening of the exhibition on 12 November 2017. We are extremely grateful to Julia Miller for providing us with detailed descriptions of these two models. 166 and 167 from the Julia Miller Collection of Bookbinding Models. Additionally, we have also included the facsimile models of the bindings of Mich.

Curated by Alin Suciu and Frank Feder (Göttingen Academy of Sciences and Humanities), and with the collaboration of Pablo Alvarez (Special Collections Research Center), the display includes highlights from our collections of Coptic fragments and codices held at the Papyrology Collection and the Special Collections Research Center. 'ΝΟΥΤЄ, Π-', 'ΝΟΥΤЄ, Π- god, divine being, God (always with def.This online version is a virtual record of an actual physical display that took place at the Audubon Room of the University of Michigan Library between Novemand February 17 2019: Written Culture of Christian Egypt: Coptic Manuscripts from the University of Michigan Collection. 'Ν, ΜΜΟ=', 'Ν, ΜΜΟ= of, genitival particle also indicates object of verb' These were created with a beta version of my Coptic keyboard, so some of the characters are sub-optimal.

Note: I have grouped the flashcards into units of about 20 words each. Personally, I prefer to have the Coptic word on the definition side in addition to the English definition, so each line has the Coptic word twice. They are set in comma seperated values, so that they may be imported into flashcard programs. For that reason I am presenting all of the flashcards here. There are other flashcard apps, or one may just wish to write out the flashcards on index cards. However, I realize that not all may wish to use. If you create an account on iFlipr, you can search for my flashcards by typing 'Sahidic Metzger.' To date, my Sahidic flashcards are the only ones found on. I think the iPhone app is better than the web based one. You can use iFlipr on your computer, or on an iPhone if you have one. I use the digital flashcard web app found at. They are based on Bruce Metzger's 'List of Words Occuring Frequently in the Coptic New Testament, Sahidic Dialect.' I have revised the definitions, mainly by comparing the definitions found in Bentley Layton's 'Coptic in 20 Lessons.' I have compiled Sahidic Coptic vocabulary cards. However, self students are left to themselves. Available Sahidic Coptic grammars are geared towards University study, where there is a support structure. Resources for learning Sahidic Coptic are somewhat scant.

Having to look up every other word is time consuming and tiresome. Learning grammar is necessary, but one cannot understand the grammar if one cannot understand the words. Vocabulary is one of the most important aspects of learning a new language.

Coptic in 20 Lessons by Bentley Layton