Aziz Suryal Atiya papers, 1927-1993

This folder includes "The Making of a Man (Education of a Professor in Bygone Days)," "The Relations Between the Copts and Europe in the Later Middle Ages," " The Crusades, Old Ideas and New Concepts," and a University of Utah Commencement Speech.

These folders contain correspondence of notable individuals such as Henry G. Fischer, Thomas Stuart Ferguson, and G. Stanley McAllister.

This folder contains correspondence between various scholars such as W.F. Albright, Elmer B. Smick, Labib Habachi, Hugh Nibley, Grant S. Heward, I.E.S. Edwards, Richard A. Parker, John A. Wilson, Henry G. Fischer, Richard Howard, Dee Jay Nelson, and Klaus Baer.

Included here is the preface for Atiya's book, (Alexandria: Galai Hazzi & Co, 1970). The book is an analytical listing of the Arabic collection preserved in the Monastery of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai.

Dr. Habachi spent 30 years in the Antiquities Department of the Egyptian Government, ending his career as Chief inspector. During this period he spent an enormous amount of time in numerous dig sites in Egypt and the Sudan. He left government work to accept a position at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago as an Archaeological Consultant to its Nubian Expedition. He was a correspondent of Dr. Atiya's.

Translations include German, French, Italian, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, and Samoan.

Translations include Tongan, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.

At these functions Dr. Atiya was either a speaker, writer, or a lecturer.

This is a photocopy of a manuscript recounting Price's trip to Ethiopia to study the potentialities of developing a system of higher education and recommending a long range plan to this African nation.

These folders include telegrams, letters, and cards of sympathy and condolence to Lola Atiya, following Dr. Atiya's death in 1988.

Included here is a correspondence regarding gifts offered to the University of Utah and the University Hospital Health Sciences Center in memory of Atiya, as well as cards of sympathy and condolence.

These folders contain correspondence regarding gifts in honor of Atiya and letters of sympathy and condolence following his death.

This folder contains a memorial book from Atiya's funeral, which includes information concerning the funeral and a signature list of attendees.

Contains an Arabic copy.

These news clippings concern Atiya's death.

This folder includes "New Frontiers in Pachomian Studies; A Summary," by James Goehring; "History of the Patriarchs," (book review) by Atiya; "Coptic Documentary Papyri as a Historical Source for Egyptian Christianity"; "Anti-Chalcedonian Polemics in Fifth-Seventh Century Coptic Texts," by David W. Johnson; "Monachisme et Gnose en Egypte," by Armand Veilleux; "Coptic and Greek Inscriptions from Egypt: A Perliminary Note," by S. Kent Brown; "Jewish Christianity in Egypt," by A. F. J. Klijn; "The Locus of Earliest Christianity in Egypt, A Preliminary Sketch," by Birger A. Pearson; "Jewish and Platonic Speculation in Early Alexandrian Theology: Eugnostus, Valentinus, and Origen," by R. Van Den Broek; "Mithra in Egypt," by Gary Lease; Abstract of "Anti-Chalcedonian Polemics in Coptic Texts: 451-641," by David Johnson; Summary of "The State of Research in the Career of Shenout of Atripe," by Janet Trimble; "Theological Education at Alexandria," Robert M. Grant; Summary of "The Backgrounds of Monasticism: Greco-Roman, Jewish and Christian," by Anitra Bingham Kolenkow; "Athanasius vs. Arius: the Alexandrian Crisis," by Charles Kannengiesser; and "Advertising and Fashion in Muslim Egypt: Is Function Culturally Neutral?" by A. Chris Eccel.

Included in these folders are photocopies of certificates, as well as certificates in Cyrillic, German, and Arabic.

These folders include "The Ancient Royal Genealogies of Egypt," by Labib Habachi; "Taaya and Liwaa' in Islamic Tradition," by Hans Kruse; "British Policy and Administration in Occupied Iraq," by Rasheeduddin Khan; "The Peace Settlement, Arab Diplomacy and Anglo-French Power Politics," by Rasheeduddin Khan; , vol. 7 no. 6, 1968; "Crisis of National Interest in India," by Rasheeduddin Khan; "Northwest Semitic Texts in Latin and Greek Letters," by Cyrus H. Gordon; "Crusades," by Harold S. Fink, from ; "Another Orientalist's Remarks Concerning the Pirenne Thesis," by Andrew S. Ehrenkreutz; "New Light on Objects of Unknown Provenance: A Head of Queen Touy and a Block of Shabaka Now kept in Museums Abroad"; "Capitalism in Medieval Islam," by Subhi Y. Labib; , edited by Leslie S. B. MacCoull; "An Unknown Type of Minbar and its Historical Significance," by J. Schacht; "The Martyrdon of Cyriacus and Julitta in Coptic," by Elinor M. Jusselman; "Architectural Evolution of the Nubian Church," by William Y. Adams; "Three Large Rock-Stelae Carved by Ramesses III near Quarries," by Labib Habachi; "Learning at the Court of Charles IV," by S. Harrison Thomson; "The Scholastic Method in Midieval Education: An Inquiry into its origins in Law and Theology," by George Makdisi; "The Case of Calvin Cotton: White Racism in Northern Antislavery Thought," by Alfred A. Cave; "The Beginnings of Modernization in Education: The Jewish Community in Egypt as a Case Study," by Jacob M. Landau; "Islam and Socialism in the United Arab Republic," by Fauzi M. Najjar; "A Christian Muhammad Legend and a Muslim Ibn Tumart Legend in the Thirteenth Century," by Gerard Salinger; "The Rise of Christianity," by W. H. C. Frend; "Observation on the Milan Iliad," by Kurt Weitzmann; , vol. XLVII, no. 6, 1964; "Mi-ru-su-ra-re," by Cyrus H. Gordon; , vol. 96, no. 5, 1952; "The 'Month' in the Qu'ran," by Hashim Amir-Ali; and , vol. 7, edited by Deborah H. Samuel.

This box includes "Taftazani's Views on Taklif, Gabr, and Qadar: A Note of the Development of Islamic Theological Doctrines," by Zafar Ishaq Ansari; "Reflections on the Kitab al-Badi of Ibn al-Mu'tazz," by Seeger A. Bonebakker; "The Greek Sources of Islamic Scientific Illustrations," by Kurt Weitzmann; "Byzantine Art and Scholarship in America," by Kurt Weitzmann; "The Emperor Akbar's of Nizami," by Stuard Cary Welch Jr; "Illustrated Manuscripts at St. Catherines Monastery on Mount Sinai," by Kurt Weitzmann; "A false Jayhani: Caucasia in the History of Mayyafariqin," by V. Minorsky; "al-Fadl B. al-Rabi': A Politician of the Early 'Abbasid Period," by Anwar G. Chejne; "Saint George's Head," by Kenneth M. Setton; "Khayr ad-Din and Muhammad 'Abduh: Did They or Didn't They?" by Sami A. Hanna and George Gardner; "The Massoretic Text in the Light of Qumran," by Menahem Mansoor; "Some Remarks on the Sources of the Fresco Paintings in the Cathedral of Faras," by Kurt Weitzmann; "Representation of Hellenic Oracles in the Byzantine Manuscripts," by Kurt Weitzmann; "An Unpublished Fourteenth Century on the Status of Foreigners in Mamluk Egypt and Syria," by Aziz S. Atiya; "A Ninth Century Fragment of the 'Thousand Nights:' New Light on the Early History of the ," by Nabia Abbott; "Islamic Socialism," by George H. Gardner and Sami A. Hanna; "The Gilgamesh Epic and Homer," by Geral K. Gresseth; "Thirteenth Century Crusader Icons on Mount Sinai," by Kurt Weitzmann; and "The Moses Cross at Sinai," by Kurt Weitzmann and Ihor Sevcenko.