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From what I understand, negative views of Paul were widely adopted by later Islamic intelligentsia. He is viewed as an intentional corruptor of Jesus' teachings. I wonder if tropes and narratives found in Toledot Yeshu can be found in some of their anti-Paul polemics.

Zabur is the miniscule script for Ancient South Arabian scripts and it was mainly used to produce documents that were "written"(engraved) on sticks. But I do wonder if they would have bothered to pivot to parchment and/or papyrus and ink later on.

Additionally, do we know how Ethiopia adopted the process of producing codices? Since they were more culturally tied with South Arabia in pre-Islamic times, I wonder if South Arabia would have also come into contact with codices.