The second part is a fable about a bird and snare, in verse
See NASSCAL. Includes Martyrdom of Pilate, Acts of Thomas, Apocalypse of Paul, Acts of Andrew and Bartholomew, Book of the Rolls, Protoevangelium of James, Life of John the Baptist by Serapion, History of the Rechabites, and more. Vatican dates to 1444, SBath to 1440
Nectarius was the Patriarch of Jerusalem in the 17th C. He wrote this in 1674 as an argument against the Latin Rite, who were sending missionaries to Palestine. It was translated from Greek and Latin into Arabic in 1733 by Sophronius
Contains a Vita of Anthony the Great based on the writings of Athanasius and Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem. Composed by Ignatius Karbus, Greek Cahtolic Bishop of Aleppo, written by Anṭōniōs al-Kabīr wa-kawkab al-Barriyya al-Munīr