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The Apostle Thomas places his finger in the side of the risen Christ while Simon Peter looks on. From an 18th¬century Chaldean Gospel Lectionary in the collection of the Dominican Friars of Mosul, Iraq

Eliya of Nisibis, Yoḥannan Bar Zo‘bi, et al., Fundamentals of the Chaldean and Arabic Languages, a 17th-century manuscript in Chaldean and Arabic from the Chaldean Archdiocese of Kirkuk, Iraq. ACK_00075, fol. 25r, dated 1682 CE. Manuscript on paper. 31.5x21x6 cm

This page is dedicated for Chaldean library of the beautiful Chaldean people of Mesopotamia. The last known native people of Iraq, Syria, Southern Turkey and Western Iran. This is a list of each Chaldean historical books. This is a digital archive of the Chaldean people archives worldwide. An initiative to document our Chaldean people, the natives of Mesopotamia and forever to become immortals through digital archives for future Chaldean generations and the rest of this world.

"CHALDEAN WIKI" team is happy to assist you further if you are interested in listing additional archives. Please contact us at ChaldeanWiki @ yahoo.com

***** Chaldean Books *****

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• File:Chaldean Language Book By Deacon Yousif Mary 1950.pdf
• File:اسطورة الخلق او التكوين البابلية الكلدانية (اينوما ايليش) - محمود نعامنة.pdf

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C

D

E

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G

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I

J

• Jammo Family
• Jaddo Family

K

• Kathawa (Alkatib) Family
• Katoola Family
• Kalabat Family
• Kizy Family
• Kasha Hanna Family
• Kashat Family
• Kato Family

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M

• Mary Family
• Merim Family
• Murad Family

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• Nagara (Najor/Najjar) Family
• Nalu Family

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P

Q

• Qatoo Family

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S

• Shamoun Family
• Shikwana Family
• Samona Family
• Shammo Family
• Shamamem Family
• Sallan Family
• Shamasha Family
• Semaan Family
• Shaba Family
• Sako Family
• Sitto Family

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• Tomina Family
• Thomas Family
• Theweny Family

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• Yaldo Family
• Yalda Family

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• Zeer Family