Catena Manuscripts of the Greek New Testament

A Catalogue

The book is a synoptic catalogue of a large class of Greek manuscripts: it describes all pre-seventeenth century copies of the Greek New Testament in which the biblical text is accompanied by commentary. Manuscripts where this commentary consists of combined excerpts (catena) from the works of various authors are described in particular detail. Those that have similar content are grouped together, so that the potential relatives of any given manuscript can be easily identified. Several previously unknown types of catenae are distinguished and a number of previously unstudied codices are brought to light for the first time. To ensure its longer shelf-life, the volume systematically references on-line electronic databases (which are regularly updated). It will be of use to anyone interested in Byzantine book culture and in biblical exegesis.

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Series: Texts and Studies (Third Series)25

Publication Date: Jul 8,2021

Interior Color: Black

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Page Count: 240

Languages: English

ISBN: 978-1-4632-4260-2

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The book is a synoptic catalogue of a large class of Greek manuscripts: it describes all pre-seventeenth century copies of the Greek New Testament in which the biblical text is accompanied by commentary. Manuscripts where this commentary consists of combined excerpts (catena) from the works of various authors are described in particular detail. Those that have similar content are grouped together, so that the potential relatives of any given manuscript can be easily identified. Several previously unknown types of catenae are distinguished and a number of previously unstudied codices are brought to light for the first time. To ensure its longer shelf-life, the volume systematically references on-line electronic databases (which are regularly updated). It will be of use to anyone interested in Byzantine book culture and in biblical exegesis.

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The book is a synoptic catalogue of a large class of Greek manuscripts: it describes all pre-seventeenth century copies of the Greek New Testament in which the biblical text is accompanied by commentary. Manuscripts where this commentary consists of combined excerpts (catena) from the works of various authors are described in particular detail. Those that have similar content are grouped together, so that the potential relatives of any given manuscript can be easily identified. Several previously unknown types of catenae are distinguished and a number of previously unstudied codices are brought to light for the first time. To ensure its longer shelf-life, the volume systematically references on-line electronic databases (which are regularly updated). It will be of use to anyone interested in Byzantine book culture and in biblical exegesis.

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	GeorgiParpulov	Georgi R. Parpulov is a research fellow at the Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing, University of Birmingham. After graduating from the University of Sofia (M.A., History, 1994) and the University of Chicago (Ph.D., Art History, 2004), he worked at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore and the British Museum, London, and taught at the University of Oxford.

Acknowledgements .................................................................. ix
Bibliographical Abbreviations .................................................. xi
Introduction .............................................................................. 1
Catalogue ................................................................................. 5
Appendix: Manuscripts with Single-Author Commentaries .... 211
Indices .................................................................................. 215
Index of texts by CPG number ....................................... 215
Index of texts by von Soden number .............................. 218
Index of texts by BHG number ....................................... 220
Index of manuscripts by GA number .............................. 221
Index of manuscripts by location ................................... 224

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