Mawāʻiẓ / [17--?].مواعظ / [17--؟].Mārūnī, Anṭūniyūs ibn Mubārak, active 18th centuryماروني، أنطونيوس بن مبارك، ناشط قرن 18.araForty-six sermons, composed at Rome, in 1720Preceded by 2 leaves of notesAuthor's colophon at end gives his name, place and date of composition.Graf, III, 436, composed in 1976, is presumably another collection of sermons.Of the two manuscripts referred to by Graf, the first (ʻAyn warqah), composed in 1716, contains only 16 sermons; the other contains sermons also by other authors, and the number of Antonius' sermons and the date of composition are not given.Incipit: "al-ʻIẓah al-ūlá: Fī fāʼidat al-waʻẓ wa-sharafihi wa-fī istimāʻ kalām Allāh wa-ẓarūrīyatih [wa-ḍarūrīyatih] ..."Fair modern (18th century) Karshūnī/Garshūnī (Arabic in Syriac script), in red and black.Islamic binding, in black.Author's colophon: "Ḥurrira bi-Rūmiyah al-Kubrá, fī Madrasat al-Mawārinah, fī al-yawm al-thāminʻashar min shahr Kānūn al-Awwal, sanat sabʻimiʼah wa-ʻishrīn baʻda al-alf lil-tajassud al-Ilāhī. Anṭūniyūs ibn Mubārak al-Mārūnī."Translation of the author's colophon: "Written in Great Rome, at the School of the Maronites, on 18 Kānūn al-Awwal [December], the year 1720 after the Divine Incarnation. Anṭūniyūs ibn Mubārak al-Mārūnī."