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| Date |
1291-1325 |
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Konstantinoupolis < Turkey |
| Bibliography |
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A. Cataldi Palau 2009, Greek Manuscripts from the Meteora Monasteries in the Burdett-Coutts Collection, Chrysograph, 3, 144-178: 171-172
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N. Kavrus-Hoffmann, P. Alvarez, 2021, A Catalogue of Greek Manuscripts at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (vol. 1), Ann Arbor: 57-61
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R. Ricceri 2019, Gregory of Nazianzus, carm. I, 1, 21 (PG 37, 491-492), in T. Scheijnen, B. Verhelst (eds.), Parels in schrift. Huldeboek voor Marc De Groote, Ghent, 119-121: 119-120
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| Comment |
Kavrus-Hoffmann - Alvarez (2021: 59-60): "Five anonymous scribes executed the manuscript. The scribes employed small-sized cursive and apparently received the same calligraphic training. Scribe I wrote fol. 1r–v (pl. 55); his script is somewhat similar to that of Georgios Galesiotes, a well-known Constantinopolitan calligrapher (ca. 1278–1357). Scribe II wrote fols. 2r–56r (pl. 56). Scribe III wrote fols. 56v–112v. Scribe IV wrote fols. 113r–144v (pl. 57); his hand is neat and more calligraphic than the other four and similar to that of an anonymous scribe in Vat. gr. 228 (fols. 288v–305v), BAV, Vatican City. Scribe V wrote fols. 146r–173v (end)." |
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