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Isaac, Bishop of Nineveh, active 7th century (Personal Name)

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Preferred form: Isaac, Bishop of Nineveh, active 7th century

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Earlier heading: Isaac, Bishop of Nineveh, 7th cent.
Earlier heading: Isaac, Bp. of Nineveh, 7th cent.
Isaac, de Ninive, active 7th century
Isaac, le Syrien, active 7th century
Isaac, of Nineveh, active 7th century
Isaac, the Syrian, active 7th century
Isaak, ho Syros, active 7th century
Isaak, Nineviĭskiĭ, active 7th century
Isaak, Sirin, active 7th century
Isacco, di Ninive, active 7th century
Isḥāq, Mār, active 7th century
Izaak, Syryjczyk, active 7th century
Isak, Sirin, active 7th century
Исаак, Ниневийский, active 7th century
Исаак, Сирин, active 7th century
Исак, Сирин, active 7th century
إسحاق النينوي
اسحق

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His Mayāmir Mār Isḥāq, 1974- : v. 2 (Mār Isḥāq)

LC database, 12-29-86 (hdg.: Isaac, Bp. of Nineveh, 7th cent.) usage (Isaac of Nineveh; Isaac de Ninive)

His Discorsi ascetici, c1984- : t.p., v. 1 (Isacco di Ninive)

His On the ascetical life, 1989: CIP t.p. (St. Isaac of Nineveh)

His The ascetical homilies of Saint Isaac the Syrian, 1984.

LC data base, 8-12-89 (usage: Isaac le Syrien; Isaak tou Syrou)

Livro de Isaac de Nínive, séc. XV, 1994: p. 5 (Isaac de Nínive; d. 461)

Mir Isaaka Sirina, 1998: t.p. (Isaka Sirina) p. 13 (Isaak Nineviĭskiĭ; Isaak Sirin)

Eschatologiczna nadzieja w pismach Izaaka Syryjczyka, 2003.

Averint︠s︡ev, Sergeĭ S. Mnogot︠s︡ennai︠a︡ zhemchuzhina, 2004: t.p. (преп. Исаак Сирин = prep. Isaak Sirin) p. 171 (Преп. Исаак Ниневийский = Prep. Isaak Nineviĭskiĭ)

Jerotić, V., Povratak ocima, 2010: t.o.c. ( Исака Сирина = Isaka Sirina [genitive case])

Isaac the Syrian's spiritual works, 2016: p. 339 (author's collection of writings are organized into parts: First part, Second part, Third part, and now the Fifth part; bibliography lists several translations of various languages of the parts)

Catalogue of Syriac printed books and related literature in the British Museum, 1962: (Isaac, called the Syrian, Bishop of Nineveh; lists a number of works by and about)

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