Publication: El Angelicanus Graecus 43. Estudio codicológico y paleográfico
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2014-07-31
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Hasta ahora el manuscrito Angelicanus Graecus 43 no había sido estudiado bajo el punto de vista codicológico y paleográfico. Este manuscrito es uno de los cinco
que conservan la Vita Clementis de Teofilacto de Bulgaria de forma fragmentaria y su estudio permitirá dilucidar las razones que motivan su copia. Para empezar realizamos
un breve estudio de la llegada del manuscrito a la Biblioteca Angelica seguido de un amplio estudio de todos los elementos codicológicos reseñables con el objeto de
conocer su composición. Un estudio pormenorizado de los 13 copistas que participan en el manuscrito confirmará la fecha de su creación a finales del s.XIII o principios del s. XIV y dará un nuevo testimonio del Metropolita Nilo de Mesembria, conocido anteriormente sólo por el Vind. hist. gr. 70.
The Angelicanus Graecus 43 was not been studied under a codicological and paleographical point of view until now. This manuscript is one of the five that preserve the Vita Clementis of Theophylact of Bulgary in a fragmentary way. This study will let us know the reasons of its copy.We will make a short study about the arrival of the manuscript to the Angelica Library followed by a wide study of every codicological elements in order to know its composition. A focused study of the 13 copist that work in the manuscript will confirm that it was made in the end of the 13 century or at the beginning of 14 century, and it will give us a new evidence of the Metropolitan Nilo of Mesembria, only known before by the Vind. hist. gr. 70.
The Angelicanus Graecus 43 was not been studied under a codicological and paleographical point of view until now. This manuscript is one of the five that preserve the Vita Clementis of Theophylact of Bulgary in a fragmentary way. This study will let us know the reasons of its copy.We will make a short study about the arrival of the manuscript to the Angelica Library followed by a wide study of every codicological elements in order to know its composition. A focused study of the 13 copist that work in the manuscript will confirm that it was made in the end of the 13 century or at the beginning of 14 century, and it will give us a new evidence of the Metropolitan Nilo of Mesembria, only known before by the Vind. hist. gr. 70.