The Asketikon of Apa Ephrem (Coptic; MERC.AS, British Library Or. 7022)
· Pseudo-Ephrem (Coptic Asceticon)
· 4th c. (Ephrem d. 373); Coptic collection transmitted later
· treatise
Coptic · domain: monastic · researched 2026-11-13
partial / older only. An English translation exists but is partial or older than the critical edition. The gap is a modern, complete translation from the original. A rendering of a daughter version does not count here: it is recorded on the dossier of the text it actually translates.
Why this is in the register
The only English rendering located is Budge's: Coptic Martyrdoms etc. in the Dialect of Upper Egypt (1914), contents item VI 'The Asketikon of Apa Ephraim' (HOLLIS alma990022486850203941); Coptic Scriptorium keys its TEI to that volume (archive.org CopticMartyrdomshighResByEWallisBudgeVol01 p. n231). HOLLIS 'Asceticon Ephrem' returned 0 records and 'Asceticon of Apa Ephrem' no translation; the work is a Coptic ascetic florilegium attributed to Ephrem, not the Greek Ephrem corpus. Older translation only.
c. 10,800 Coptic tokens in the local mirror (3 TEI files); codex MERC.AS, British Library Or. 7022 ff. 45b-53b. Budge's is the standard access text; no modern edition or English translation located.
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