Occurrence 17023
(formerly occ/142)
+ τὸν νοῦν τρανώσας ἀκλινῶς πρὸς τὸ βλέπειν∙ | | |
τοῦ | χρυ|σο|ρεί|θρου | καὶ | με|λι|στα|γοῦς | λόγους∙ | | |
ἔτευ|ξε | δέλ|τον | τῶν | ἀπο|στό|λων | ὅ|λω|ς· | | |
πρά|ξεις | σο|φῶς | φέ|ρου|σαν | ἡρ|μη|νευ|μέ|νας∙ | | |
ὁ κλει|νὸς | λέ|ων | ἐν | πρω|το|σπα|θα|ρί|οις. | | |
αἰτῶν διʹ αὐτῶν λύσιν ἀμπλακημάτων. |
Type(s) | [2099] Τὸν νοῦν τρανώσας ἀκλινῶς πρὸς τὸ βλέπειν (6 verses) |
Text source | DBBE |
Text status | Text completely known |
Date | 11th c. |
Manuscript | VENICE - Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana - gr. Z. 97 (coll. 569) [11th c.] |
Place in Manuscript | f. 3v |
Person(s) | |
Palaeographical information | Written in epigraphische Auszeichnungsmajuskel. To be read top (verse 1), right (verses 2-3), left (verses 4-5), bottom (verse 6). |
Contextual information | The epigram accompanies a miniature of John Chrysostom and Lukas the Evangelist, surrounded by fourteen medallions depicting Christ, Mary and the twelve Apostles. |
Metre(s) | Dodecasyllable |
Genre(s) | Image-related epigram |
Subject(s) | |
Comment | According to Mioni (1981: 140), Leon is the scribe or the painter of the manuscript. Rhoby (2018: 348): 'Der Aorist ἔτευξε ist hier wohl kausal zu verstehen; der Protospatharios Leon ist daher aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach nicht der Kopist, sondern der Auftraggeber der Handschrift.' |
Image source(s) | Rhoby (2018: 683) |
Bibliography | |
Number of verses | 6 |
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Last modified: 2019-11-27.