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The "Golden Syriac Age" of the Lebanese historian and writer Philip de Tarazi, the book deals with the history of the Syriac in their golden age by studying and scientific research in an extensive way that included: the famous golden ages in history, and the golden agenda specifically, the Syriac schools, and their celebrities of their jurisprudence, the position of the Syriac Patriarchate and the number of its dioceses in Golden Age. The book dealt with the spread of the Syriac doctrine in various peoples and countries, their relations with the Persians, the Muslim caliphs, the Roman and the Kings of the Crusaders, the Seljuk and Tatar kings, the orthodox kings and kings of Karaj. He talked about the ammunition of the Syriac and their precious treasures in the golden age, their archaeological structures, their great churches, their fine arts, the art of engineering, music art, and Syriac calligraphy, as well as touched on the advance of the Syriac manuscripts and its depicted and decorated precious, and dealt with the most famous Syriac libraries, and talked about the relations between the Ghassanians and the Syriacs . Their language was called "the princess of culture and the mother of civilization", and science and knowledge crossed the Arabs and Europe through them. The Syriac were creative, they developed and renewed. They wrote in various fields such as philosophy, logic, literature, engineering, agriculture, trade, nature, athletes, astronomy, physics, and medicine.