- bore the
names Artagigarta, Baras,
Basileon Phrourion, and
Ingila.
Under the name
Ingila, it
became a bishopric; no
longer the seat of a residential...
-
Moses of
Ingila (fl. mid-6th century) was a
Syriac Christian author who
translated a
number of
texts from Gr**** into the
Syriac language. One surviving...
- he
asked Moses of
Ingila to
translate the work from Gr**** into Syriac, a
language with
which he was more familiar.
Moses of
Ingila obliged,
sending him...
- Arak; Un.g. Saiau; Ung. Abamu; Ung. Adamu; Ung. Duhu; Ung. Durumi; Ung.
Ingila; Ung. Kwara; Ung. Magaji; Ung. Maikyau; Ung. Makama; Ung. Tudu; Ung. Wakili...
- 742103 Aru; Badiyaso; Baima; Dagu; Dansai; Dawatsi; Disa; Gabanga; Ganji;
Ingila; K/katanga; Katanga; Lirna`a; Marasuwa; Muda; Rumba; ****ako; Sosaye; Tudun...
-
Syriac translation of
Joseph and
Aseneth was made
around 550 CE by
Moses of
Ingila. The
anthology was
compiled around 570 CE by an
individual whom scholars...
- up
areas include the
Kofar Kudu or
Southern gate, offices, mosque,
Soron ingila (English hall),
royal courtrooms, a
primary and
secondary school and living...
- m****cript and its
translation into Syriac. In one of these,
translator Moses of
Ingila explained the
story "as an
allegory of Christ's
marriage to the soul". Jacobovici...
-
Ashigie Ashige Pri. School;
Ashige Kofar Sarki;
Ashangwa Pri.
School - Pb;
Ingila - Op;
Alawagana Pri.
School - Pb; Ashige;
Gidan Buba K / Yahuza; Kiba Pri...
-
Sleepers of Ephesus. A
translation of
Joseph and Aseneth, made by
Moses of
Ingila in the mid 6th century. Two
covering letters to "Joseph and Aseneth". The...
