A few remarks on the evolution of the manuscript tradition related to the epitome of Theodore Lector’s Church history
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https://doi.org/10.12775/KLIO.2022.001Keywords
Church history by Theodore Lector, Epitome , Epistle by monk KallistosAbstract
The article is focused on examining the manuscript tradition of the early 7th- century epitome of Theodore Lector’s Church history. The author analyzes the correlations among the four partially surviving manuscripts of the Epitome, confronts those preserved fragments with the monk Kallistos’ Epistle (1276) addressed to Manuel, the metropolitan bishop of Thessalonica, and goes on to propose that the author of the document should have been familiar with the complete text of the Epitome (therefore, as it appears, the text must have remained in existence up until as late as the second half of the 13th century). Furthermore, the article includes a number of suggestions on possible emendations of the epitome’s stemma codicum proposed by Günther Christian Hansen in his critical edition of Theodore Lector’s Church history.
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