Classification Scheme of the Special Subject Collection → Languages and Literatures → Other Semitic Languages and Literatures (except Medieval and Modern Hebrew, Arabic and Languages of Ethiopia) → Northern Semitic Languages (z.B. Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac)

• The departure of my Lady Mary from this world London : Mitchell and Hughes, 1865

• Descriptive list of Syriac and Karshuni manuscripts in the British Museum acquired since 1873 Margoliouth, George London : Longmans u.a., 1899

• The first epistle or Baruch : translated from the Syriac with an introduction ; read at the Meeting of the Syro-Egyptian Society, December 12, 1854 [London] : Trübner & Co., 1855

• A glossary of the Aramaic inscriptions Cook, Stanley Arthur Cambridge : Univ. Press, 1898

• Grammar of the dialects of vernacular Syriac as spoken by the Eastern Syrians of Kurdistan, North-West Persia, and the plain of Mosul; with notices of [...] Maclean, Arthur John Cambridge : University Press, 1895

• A letter by Mār Jacob, bishop of Edessa, on Syriac orthography : also a tract by the same author, and a discourse by Gregory Bar Hebræus on Syriac accents. [...] Jakob <Edessa, Bischof> London ; Edinburgh : Williams and Norgate, 1869

• The Liturgy of the Nile : the Palestinan Syriac text, edited from a unique Ms. in the British Museum ; with a transl., introd., vocabulary, and two photo-litographic [...] Margoliouth, George London : Nutt, 1896

• Note on a bilingual inscription, Latin and Aramaic, recently found at South Shields Wright, William [London : Harrison], [ca. 1878]

• On some newly-discovered Temanite and Nabataean inscriptions Neubauer, Adolf Oxford, ca. 1885

• A specimen of a Syriac translation of the Kalilah Wa Dimnah Bidpai London : Gilbert and Rivington, 1873

• A treatise on Syriac grammar Elyā Bar-Šinayā Berlin ; London ; New York : Peiser, 1887

• A treatise on Syriac grammar Elyā Bar-Šinayā Leipzig : Drugulin, Oriental-Printer, 1886

• The weak and geminative verbs in Hebrew by Abû Zakariyyâ Yaḥyâ Ibn Dâwud of Fez known as Ḥayyûḡ : the Arabic text now published for the first time Ḥayug, Yehudah ben Daṿid Leide : Brill, 1897