Moscow Gosudarstvennyĭ istoricheskiĭ muzeĭ Sinod. gr. 298: Difference between revisions

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-246 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 emperors (Grand Komnenoi - points to Trebizond) and patriarchs; 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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 |Has Reference Number=GreekSyntipas1
-|Has Location=Moskva, Gosudarstvennyj Istoričeskij Muzej
+|Has Location=Moscow, Gosudarstvennyj Istoričeskij Muzej
 |Has Siglum=Sinod. gr. 298 (formerly Vlad. 436) [Diktyon 43923]
 |Has Page Range=251v–302v
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 |Has Incipit Or Textual Title=Διήγησις ἐμφιλόσοφος συγγραφεῖσα παρ᾽ ἡμῶν περὶ τοῦ τῶν Περσῶν βασιλέως Κύρου
 |Has Siglum Of The Version Of The Seven Sages=Syntipas
-|Has Language Group Within Version=Greek Version
+|Has Language Group Within Version=Greek Syntipas
 |Has Narrative Or Scholarly Group Within Version=Andreopoulos Syntipas
+|Has Language=Greek
+|Has Regional Language=Byzantine
+|Has Modern Edition=Jernstedt–Nikitin, Liber Syntipae
 |Has Author=Μιχαὴλ Ἀνδρεόπουλος (Michael Andreopoulos)
 |Has Canonical Name Of Author=Μιχαὴλ Ἀνδρεόπωλος (Michael Andreopolos)
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 |Has Start Date Of Production=1251
 |Has End Date Of Production=1300
+|Is Date Uncertain=No
 |Has Material=Bombycin (oriental paper)
-|Has Language=Byzantine
+|Has Total Pages In Manuscript=577
+|Has Height=233
+|Has Width=151
 |Has Literary Form=Prose
+|Has Illustrations=No
 |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-246 ''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 emperors (Grand Komnenoi - points to Trebizond) and patriarchs; 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 Height=233
-|Has Width=151
-|Has Illustrations=No
-|Has Modern Edition=Jernstedt–Nikitin, Liber Syntipae
-|Has Modern Research Literature=Fonkič (1971); McGeer (1995); Karla (2001); Roueché (2009); Stefec (2014)
-|Has Internal Notes=The codex consists of two separate manuscripts (fols 1–350 and 351–577), purchased from the Iviron monastery in the 1650s by Arsenii Sukhanov for the new Patriarchal Library. There are 5 hands. Syntipas was copied by hand B. The ms has suffered damage from dampness and bookworms. fol. 350 bears the monocondyle of Hieromonk Abessalom, the scribe of Iviron 205 (Fonkić 1971).
-|Has Note=(Added by Marjolijne Janssen [in progress])
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