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|Has Collation=''Alexander Romance'' (Version K); Nikephoros Phokas, ''Velitatio bellica''; Kekaumenos, ''Strategikon''; Various apophthegmata, short theological treatises, and gnomae; ''Fables of Syntipas''; Two questions | |Has Collation=Part One: 1-5 theological treatises; 6-109r ''Alexander Romance'' (Version K); 109v-115r ''Sayings of Various Philosophers Including Alexander the King''; 115r-115v Rufus the philosopher on πήγανον; 115v-136v Nikephoros Phokas, ''Velitatio bellica''; 136v-229 Kekaumenos, ''Strategikon''; 229-232 Various apophthegmata, short theological treatises, and gnomae; 232v-247 ''Fables of Syntipas''; 246v-247 Two questions of Secundus the philosopher; 247-249v collection of ''gnomae''; 249v-250v three Aesopic fables; 250v-251 address to an emperor and to a patriarch; 302v-303v treatise on meteorology; 304-334v Bartholomew of Edessa, ''Confutatio Agareni''; 335-341 invectives against Armenians; 341v-344 Ps. Cyril of Alexandria, ''Dialogus cum Nestorio'' 344-348 Letter by James, the Lord's brother; 348-349 ''Life of Arethas''; 349-350v On the Pope and western christians. | ||
Part Two: 351-438 Symeon Seth, ''Stephanites and Ichnelates''; 439-491 ''Life of Aesop''; 492-493v Letter; 494-530 ''Fables of Aesop''; 530-531 Aesopic ''gnomai''; 531-549v ''Fables of Syntipas''; 550-577 ''Physiologos'' | |||
|Has Total Pages In Manuscript=577 | |Has Total Pages In Manuscript=577 | ||
|Has Illustrations=No | |Has Illustrations=No | ||
Revision as of 10:02, 4 November 2025
Manuscript Identification
Reference Number
GreekSyntipas1
Siglum / Shelfmark
Sinod. gr. 298 (formerly Vlad. 436) [Diktyon 43923]
Page / Folio range
251v–302v
Textual Content & Tradition
Standardised title of narrative
Incipit or textual title
Διήγησις ἐμφιλόσοφος συγγραφεῖσα παρ᾽ ἡμῶν περὶ τοῦ τῶν Περσῶν βασιλέως Κύρου
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Note
(Added by Marjolijne Janssen [in progress])
Authorship & Production
Place of Production
Date of Production
1251 - 1300
Physical Description
Contents & Additional Texts
Other texts in the Manuscript
Part One: 1-5 theological treatises; 6-109r Alexander Romance (Version K); 109v-115r Sayings of Various Philosophers Including Alexander the King; 115r-115v Rufus the philosopher on πήγανον; 115v-136v Nikephoros Phokas, Velitatio bellica; 136v-229 Kekaumenos, Strategikon; 229-232 Various apophthegmata, short theological treatises, and gnomae; 232v-247 Fables of Syntipas; 246v-247 Two questions of Secundus the philosopher; 247-249v collection of gnomae; 249v-250v three Aesopic fables; 250v-251 address to an emperor and to a patriarch; 302v-303v treatise on meteorology; 304-334v Bartholomew of Edessa, Confutatio Agareni; 335-341 invectives against Armenians; 341v-344 Ps. Cyril of Alexandria, Dialogus cum Nestorio 344-348 Letter by James, the Lord's brother; 348-349 Life of Arethas; 349-350v On the Pope and western christians.
Part Two: 351-438 Symeon Seth, Stephanites and Ichnelates; 439-491 Life of Aesop; 492-493v Letter; 494-530 Fables of Aesop; 530-531 Aesopic gnomai; 531-549v Fables of Syntipas; 550-577 Physiologos
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