Occurrence 30301
| Type(s) | [30305] Τὰς ἔνδεκά μοι γίνωσκε ναῦ σηληναίας φαύσεις (3 verses) |
| Text source | DBBE (Inspection of a reproduction of the manuscript) |
| Text status | Text completely known |
| Date | 1301-1302 |
| Manuscript | NEW YORK - Columbia University Library, Rare Book and Manuscript Library - Smith Western Add. MS 10 [1296] |
| Place in Manuscript | f. 113v |
| Person(s) | |
| Contextual information | Written alongside the diagram of 'the Sun illuminating the crescent Moon, from which emanate eleven rays' (Kavrus-Hoffmann (2005: 221)). |
| Metre(s) | Decapentasyllable |
| Genre(s) | Image-related epigram |
| Subject(s) | Astrology |
| Comment | According to Kavrus-Hoffmann (2005: 220-222), the marginal scholia in this manuscript have most likely been composed and written by Gregorios Chioniades himself. 1 ἔνδεκά μοι ] ms.; ἔνδεκα μοίρας Pingree (1985: 20) | ναῦ ] ms.; νῦν Pingree (ibid.) |
| Image source(s) | https://digitalassets.lib.berkeley.edu/ds/columbia/images/NNC-RBML.4518A.jpg |
| Bibliography | |
| Number of verses | 3 |
| Related occurrence(s) |
[30318] τὰς ἕνδεκά μοι γίνωσκε σελήνης φαύσεις
[14th c.]
VATICAN CITY - Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana - Vat. gr. 495 [11th c.] (f. 238v -- (alt.) f. 239v) (2 verses) (2/3) |
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