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| Person(s) |
- Scribe
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Theodoulos (15th c.) - RGK: III.205 - PLP: IV.7270 (metropolites of Trapezous < Turkey)
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| Date |
1408 |
| Origin |
Moscow < Russia |
| Bibliography |
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R. Devreesse, 1950, Codices Vaticani Graeci. Codices 604-866 (vol. 3), Vatican City: 296-297
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E. Follieri, 1969, Codices graeci Bibliothecae Vaticanae selecti temporum locorumque ordine digesti, commentariis et transcriptionibus instructi, Vatican City: 79-80
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B. Fonkič, 2003, Ellênika cheirografa kai eggrafa stê Rôsia kata ton 14'arches 18'aiôna, Moscow: 28-30
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N. Krasnosel'tsev, 1885, Svedeniya o nekotorykh liturgicheskikh rukopisyakh Vatikanskoy biblioteki s zamechaniyami o sostave i osobennostyakh bogosluzhebnykh chinoposledovaniy, v nikh soderzhashchikhsya, i s prilozheniyami: Iz otcheta ob uchenykh zanyatiyakh za granitsey v 1882 g., Kazan: 39-48
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| Identification |
Diktyon (Pinakes)
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67410
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| Comment |
According to Krasnosel'tsev (1885: 39), the manuscript has been written by metropolites Theodoulos during his stay in Moscow, as he was suffering from an illness (ἐν τῇ Μοσχοβίων πόλει, μετὰ ἀσθενείας καὶ μακρονοσίας καὶ κόπου πολλοῦ - colophon on f.270v, see ibid., 39-40).
Theodoulos traveled from Constantinople to Novgorod and Moscow to 'collect alms.' See the DBBE person entry for the RGK and PLP identifiers. |
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