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Basil the Great
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| Person(s) |
- Patron
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Germanos (12th c.)
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| Date |
1143 |
| Origin |
Rossano < Calabria < Southern Italy < Italy |
| Bibliography |
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K. Lake, S. Lake, 1934, Dated Greek Minuscule Manuscripts to the Year 1200. Manuscripts at Jerusalem, Patmos and Athens (vol. 1), Boston: 19
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J. Leroy 1982, L’oméga paraphé, particularité d’un scriptorium calabrais, in Bisanzio e l’Italia. Raccolta di studi in onore di Agostino Pertusi, Milan, 199-217: 217
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S. Lucà 1985- 1986, Rossano, il Patir e lo stile rossanese. Note per uno studiocodicologico-paleografico e storico-culturale, Rivista di Studi Bizantini e Neoellenici (RSBN), 22- 23, 93-170: 159
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S. Lucà 1993, I normanni e la 'rinascita' del sec. XII, Archivio storico per la Calabria e la Lucania, 60, 1-91: 61
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A. Marava-Chatzinikolaou, C. Toufexi-Paschou, 1997, Catalogue of the Illuminated Byzantine Manuscripts of the National Library of Greece. Homilies of the Church Fathers and Menologia 9th-12th Century (vol. 3), Athens: 198-205
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| Identification |
Diktyon (Pinakes)
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2535
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| Comment |
Marava-Chatzinicolaou (1997: 204-205): This form of decoration together with the uneven mixed script connect this codex with codices either from South Italy or under South Italian influence. (...) We may conclude that the manuscript was written in a monastery in the district of Arta. (...) We can therefore suppose that the codex was written in a monastery in Epirus or southwest Greece.
According to Lucà (1985-1986: 159; 1993: 61), the manuscript was produced in Rossano (Northern Calabria). |
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