Occurrence 17060
(formerly occ/175)
ἰδρώτ(ων) | οὐκ ὀλίγ(ων) χ(ριστ)ὲ θεέ μου: | | |
ἀδίκ(ως) στερηθ(εὶς) τοὺ(ς) πό|ν(ους), ἴδε μ(ου): | |
ἰλέω ὄμμα|τι κἀκεῖθ(εν) ἅφεσ(ιν): | |
δί|δου μοι λύσ(ιν) πολλ(ῶν) ἀμ|πλακημ(ά)τ(ων): | |
πόθω γ(ὰρ) | προσφέρω σοι τ(ὰς) δέκα | βίβλ(ου)ς | |
βί(ου)ς ἄθλ(ου)ς τε μαρ|τύρων (καὶ) ὁσίων: | |
πρέ|σβις τούτ(ους) προβαλλόμ(εν)ο(ς) θαρρήσ(ας): | |
ὁσῆ | προνοία πρόεδρο(ς) | ἰωάννης +. |
Type(s) | [1860] Ἱδρώτων οὐκ ὀλίγων Χριστέ, Θεέ μου (8 verses) |
Text source | DBBE |
Text status | Text completely known |
Date | 1051-1100 |
Manuscript | PRINCETON - Theological Seminary Library acc. no. 11.21.1900 [1051-1100] |
Place in Manuscript | f. 1*r |
Person(s) | |
Palaeographical information | Written in minuscule. The poem is written continuously, but each verse is separated by two dots (:). |
Contextual information | The epigram is inscribed on the image of a scroll, held by the patron (indicated as such). |
Metre(s) | Dodecasyllable |
Genre(s) | Patron-related epigram |
Subject(s) | Jesus Christ (10 BC-1 BC - 30-33) |
Comment | The leaf bearing this epigram was inserted at a later time and probably originally belonged to a manuscript containing the Menologium of Symeon Metaphrastes which was written in ten volumes (Spatharakis (1976: 75)). The portrait is thought to be similar to portraits of officials in Coisl. 79 (Vikan 1973: 115). Spatharakis (1976: 75-76) suggest to identify this proedros Ioannes with a Ioannes proedros mentioned in an act of 1083. The date of the manuscript is established on the basis of the miniature's execution (Spatharakis (1976: 75)). A color image is available in Rhoby (2018: 729). |
Image source(s) | http://ntvmr.uni-muenster.de/community/modules/papyri/?zoom=24&left=2&top=57&site=INTF&image=40303/0/40/10/23 |
Bibliography |
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Number of verses | 8 |
Acknowledgements |
Inspection of the manuscript image was possible by courtesy of the 'Institut für Neutestamentliche Textforschung'.
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Last modified: 2019-09-04.