Occurrence 23668
(formerly occ/7607)
Type(s) | [2772] Τὴν δόσιν ὄντως πνεύματος παναγίου (2 verses) |
Text source | DBBE |
Text status | Text completely known |
Date | 12th-13th c. |
Manuscript | LONDON - British Library - Egerton 2783 [12th-13th c.] |
Place in Manuscript | f. 106r |
Palaeographical information | The text is written in red ink, in Alexandrinische Auszeichnungsmajuskel. |
Contextual information | The epigram accompanies a miniature of a lion, carrying a book. The lion is the symbol of Mark the Evangelist, whose name is written on the image. |
Metre(s) | Dodecasyllable |
Genre(s) | Image-related epigram |
Subject(s) | Mark (evangelist, saint) (1st c.) - RGK: - VGH: - PBE: - PBW: - PLP: - PMBZ: |
Comment | In two manuscripts, Athon. Vatop. 937 and Istanbul Skeuofulakion 3, the epigram accompanies a miniature of an eagle, in those cases considered as the symbol of Mark the Evangelist. Since the epigram specifically refers to an eagle (ἱπταμένην ἄνωθεν), there is no coherence between the epigram and the image of the lion. Besides, the same epigram is also used in other manuscripts with reference to John the Evangelist. |
Image source(s) | http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Viewer.aspx?ref=egerton_ms_2783_f106r |
Bibliography |
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Number of verses | 2 |
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Last modified: 2020-04-21.