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Subject(s)

• Greek language—18th century—Sources [Browse]
• Manuscripts, Greek—New Jersey—Princeton [Browse]

Getty AAT genre

• Manuscripts, Greek—18th century [Browse]

Summary note

A compilation of Greek texts with interlinear glosses. The manuscript contains the following texts: "Aisōpou tou mythopoiou vios, Maximō tō Planoudē syngrapheis" (ff.1/1-5/8v); "Dēmosthenous olynthiakos logos a'" (ff. 6 / 1-7 / 2v); "Tou autou olynthiakos deuteros" (ff. 7 / 3-8 / 6), 4); "Tou autou olynthiakos tritos" (ff. 8 / 6v-10/3); "Tou autou kata Philippou logos a'" 3-12 / 6v); "Tou autou kata Philippou logos tritos'" (ff. 12 / 6v-15 / 8v); [Loukianou] "Toxaris ē philia" (ff.16 / 1-22 / 5 ); "Loukianou Nigrinos ē peri philosophou ēthous" (ff. 22 / 5v-24 / 8v), 9); [Loukianou] "Hermotimos ē peri haireseōn" (ff. 25/1- 31/5v, ff. 31/ 6-31 / 12 blank); [Loukianou] "Pros apaideuton, kai polla vivlia ōnoumenon" (ff. 32 / 1-33 / 8v); [A grammatical text in the form of letters between teacher and pupil] (Ff 34 / 1-38 / 2v, ff. 38 / 3-38 / 8 blank); "Tou en hagiois patros hēmōn Grēgoriou tou Theologou gnōmika disticha" (ff. 39 / 1-39 / 7v, ff. 39 / 8-39 / 10 blank); and [Gnōmai monostichoi] (ff. 40 / 1-40 / 5, ff 40 / 5v-40/6 blank). Note on f.15/8v states that at least Dēmosthenē's orations were taught by Daniēl Kerameus at the Patmos school.

Notes

• Ms. codex.
• Physical description: 8-31 lines a page, 4to; multi-color headpieces on ff. 1/1 and 39/1; notes on ff. 15/8v and 22/5: "Telos kai tō Theō doxa. Paradosis / tou kyr Daniēl, kai akroasis tou kyr Damaskēnou, tou Samiou" and "Telos tōn peri philias logōn tou Loukianou, Elave / telos eis ta dyo tou septemvriou mēnos. / Damaskēnos Samios." Owner's inscription on folio 1r.: "Ek tōn tou Iakōvou Pa[pa] Geōrgiou / Aristeidēs I. Lekatēs"; without foliation, contemporary pagination until p. 50; quires numbered in a modern hand.

Binding note

Bound in later half-leather over hard boards (slightly worn); sewn in four raised bands.

Language note

Greek.

Script

Written in three contemporary hands.

Source acquisition

Purchase: Acquired with matching funds provided by the Program in Hellenic Studies with the support of the Stanley J. Seeger Hellenic Fund. AM 2018-61.

OCLC

1340130607

Other standard number

• C0879 (Princeton Greek MS. 132)

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