Joseph Kariapuram: The East Syrian Baptism, a textual study, Rome, 1971(non published doctoral thesis)Commentators: Theodore. What Theodore comments does not exactly represent the Chaldean, but the Cilicianliturgy; the 2 liturgies, it seems however, were related. Jammo, La structure, 6-8 questions the fact that Th hasexercised an influence on the Chaldean liturgy. The points of contact between both liturgies are sufficientlyhigh (R. Devreese, Les instructions catéchétiques..., RSC 13 (1933) 425-36).Narsai (+ 503).Isoyahb I (+ 585): fragment in Vat Syr 150?Anonymous: according to De Vries, it is the lost work of Elias bar Kanus who he identifies with Bp Elias ofKaskar (+ 987). Connolly: George of Arbel.Emmanuel bar Sahhare (10 C): memre, Vat Syr 182; Camb Add 1994; ND des Semences 35; Berlin 61.John bar Zobi (+ 1235): Borgia Syr 90, baptism ff: 71v-73rEbedjesu (+ 1318)Timothy II + 1332): Vat Syr 151Canonical collections: Synodicon orientale (410-790)Arabic: Al-Giuhari (9 C): Vat Arab 157 (BO 3/1 279,514)Abou Al-Faraj Ibn-Tayyib (11 C)Abdisho of Nisibis: Nomocanon: Mai, Scriptorum...Recent synods: Codificazione canonica orientale fonti serie II fasci 15.17Synod of DiamperCasuistical collections: Vat Syr 150, 39v-56v; Vat Syr 504, 27r-36r; Cambridge Add 2050, 3v-23r; MinganaSyr 566, 34r-66v (almost same as Vat Syr 150). Van Unnik has published the parts on eucharist of Vat Syr 50& Cam Add 2050.Chronicles: Acts of Judas Thomas, ed. W. WrightActs of John, son of ZebedeeBaptism of Rabbula, bishop of EdessaSyriac account of the baptism of Constantine, ed; Joseph Overbeck.Aphraates: Demonstrations; Ephrem: Hymnes.Eldest Ms: Mar EsayaSebastian P. Brock and Nicholas Sims-Williams: An early fragment from the East Syriac baptismal servicefrom Turfant, OCP 77 (2011) 81-92Manuscripts of the liturgical texts of the Church of the East rarely date from earlier than the 15th c., so thediscovery of a fragment of the East Syriac baptismal rite among the manuscripts of the Berlin Turfan...