Text status |
Text completely known |
Editorial status |
Not a critical text |
Genre(s) |
Author-related epigram
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Metre(s) |
Dodecasyllable
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Tag(s) |
Spiritual value of the book
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Translation(s) |
The mystical trumpet, the son of the thunder,
who splendidly enlightens every heart with light
by writing “in the beginning the word was with God”
is skilfully explained by the man of golden speech,
who has thus strengthened the assemblies of the pious,
and refutes the fallacies of the impious.
- Language
- English
- Source(s)
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K. Bentein, F. Bernard, M. De Groote, K. Demoen 2009, Book Epigrams in Honor of the Church Fathers: Some Inedita from the Eleventh Century, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies (GRBS), 49(2), 281-294: 284
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Comment |
χρυσορήμων (4) sic cod. metri causa (Bentein et al. 2009: 284). |
Bibliography |
Bibliography category to be determined
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K. Bentein, F. Bernard, M. De Groote, K. Demoen 2009, Book Epigrams in Honor of the Church Fathers: Some Inedita from the Eleventh Century, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies (GRBS), 49(2), 281-294: 284
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K. Demoen, V. Somers 2016, Grégoire de Nazianze, le Fils du tonnerre. Encore quelques adscripta métriques dans les manuscrits grégoriens, in V. Somers, P. Yannopoulos (eds.), Philokappadox. In memoriam Justin Mossay, Leuven, 199-221: 204-205
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Number of verses |
6 |
Occurrence(s) |
[17369] Τὴν μυστικὴν σάλπιγγα, τὸν | βροντῆς γόνον
[1051-1100]
PARIS - Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BNF) - gr. 712 [1051-1100]
(f. 6r)
(6 verses)
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