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John Chrysostom (saint)
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Nikephoros III Botaneiates (1001-1081) - PBW: Nikephoros/3/
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Sabbas (monachos)
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1076-1100 |
| Bibliography |
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F. Bernard, K. Demoen 2019, Book epigrams, in A. Rhoby, N. Zagklas, W. Hörandner (eds.), A Companion to Byzantine Poetry, Leiden, 404-429: 412
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D. Bianconi 2012, All'ombra dell'imperatore. Sui caratteri grafici, materiali e decorativi del Paris. Coisl. 79 (e del Lond. Add. 11870), in P. Fioretti (ed.), Storie di cultura scritta. Studi per Francesco Magistrale, Spoleto, 127-172: 127-139
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D. Bianconi 2013, Libri e paratesti metrici a Bisanzio nell’ XI secolo. In margine a una recente pubblicazione, Medioevo Greco. Rivista di storia e filologia bizantina. (MEG), 13, 297-314: 310-312
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B. Crostini Lappin 2019, Perils of Travel or Joys of Heaven? Reconsidering the Travel Hypothesis for Bodleian Library, MS E. D. Clarke 15 and the Function of Diminutive Manuscripts, Manuscripta, 63(1), 63-104: 97-98
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B. De Montfaucon, 1715, Bibliotheca Coisliniana, olim Segueriana, Paris: 133-137
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A. Rhoby, 2018, Ausgewählte Byzantinische Epigramme in Illuminierten Handschriften, Wien: 155-162
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I. Spatharakis, 1976, The Portrait in Byzantine Illuminated Manuscripts, Leiden: 107-118
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| Identification |
Diktyon (Pinakes), 49223
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Date: later years of reign Michael Doukas (1071-1078), and/or (depending on interpretation) reign of Nikephoros Botaneiates (1078-1081).
Dumitrescu (1987: 43): 'The original owner and scribe of this manuscript was a certain John, metropolitan of Side. The manuscript would have been dedicated to the emperor, Michael VII Doukas, but it never left its book shelf because the emperor in the meantime fell into disgrace. Some years later a monk named Sabas decided to reuse the codex as an act of devotion to the new emperor, Nicephoros III Botaneiates, on the occasion of his marriage to Mary of Alania'.
Bianconi (2012: 127-170) leaves open the question of the recipient and he identifies the scribe of the manuscript with the scribe of ms. Lond. add. 11870. He doubts the opinion of Dumitrescu that John, metropolitan of Side, could be the patron of the manuscript. |
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