Canart (1964)

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See Jernstedt–Nikitin, Liber Syntipae (1912)

Authors & Titles
Author Name Paul Canart
Title of chapter / article Constantin Rhésinos, théologien populaire et copiste de manuscrits
Subtitle of chapter / article
Title of book / journal Studi di bibliografia e di storia in onore di Tammaro De Marinis
Subtitle of book / journal
Publisher & Location
Place of publication Verona
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Publication Details
Volume and issue of journal 1
Editor name
Series
Edition
Number of volumes 4
Dates & Pages
Date of publication 1964
Page range 241-271
Canart (1964) refers to the the following manuscripts
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Athos, Μονή Μεγίστης Λαύρας Κ 8Vernacular GreekSyntipasGreek Version
Research Material
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