What’s the oldest continuously operating library in the world? St. Catherine’s Monastery of Sinai

Aletelial ^ | July 12, 2016 | Daniel Esparza

[Intolerant in NJ]

For example, it accommodates the oldest continuously operating active library in the world...wonder if it would be easier to get a book there than to get a glock.....

[Biggirl]

If I am not mistaken, there is a treaty that was signed by Mohammed using his hand as a signature since he could not read.

[Biggirl]

There is a doc that was signed by Mohammed’s hand since he could not read. That is why it was and is left alone by the Muslims.

[Biggirl]

Most likely they do.

[Buttons12]

Thank you for rephrasing my post. :)

[Biggirl]

You are very much are welcome!

[cloudmountain]

Uh oh, you wrote something positive about Mohammed and Muslims.

Will you get to choose your manner of death?
Is it to be the guillotine? I hope not! Owwwww.

[cloudmountain]

In the Religion forum, on a thread titled What’s the oldest continuously operating library in the world? St. Catherine’s Monastery of Sinai, catnipman wrote: I wonder if they have the Harry Potter scrolls in the original Greek and Latin?

Silly boy. Of course, they do but it's in olde English.

[D-fendr]

Beautiful, fascinating and inspiring! Thanks for posting.