Various monastic texts
MS. Holkham Gr. 57
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Title
Various monastic texts
Shelfmark
MS. Holkham Gr. 57
Date
1552
16th c.
Language
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Contents
Form
codex
Support
Paper
Physical extent
ii + 59 leaves
Decoration
fol. 25r: decorative head-piece.
Binding
Typical Holkham binding of black leather, with Coke family ostrich crest in gilt in the centre of the upper cover; Date: early nineteenth century. Rebound by John Jones of Liverpool (worked for Holkham 1816–1823). The spine lettered in gilt: / 83 THEODORI STUDITÆ DOCTRINA GR___ MS SÆC. XIII /; in pasted black leather in the left corner of the front cover: MS. /HOLK./ Gr. 57 /
Provenance
Old Catalogue Nrs: 1st pasted down in its verso: MS. Holkham Gr. 57 (in pencil); fol. i(r) (in pencil); Holk Cat. No 111 99 111 85 CI B.9.; MS. Holkham Gr. 62 (Morezenos 67, Giustiniani 74) was the first part of this manuscript. Holkham Hall library.
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Connections
People associated with this object
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Giustiniani, Giulio, of Venice, 1624-1699
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Morezēnos, Iōannēs -1613
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Margunios, Maximos, ca. 1530/1549-1602
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Anastasius Sinaita, 0640-0700
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Jones, John, binder, of Liverpool, 1771-1831
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Gennadius, II, Patriarch of Constantinople, approximately 1405-approximately 1472
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Theodore, Studites, Saint, 759-826
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Neophytos, the Recluse, Saint, 1134-approximately 1214
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Nikephoros, Patriarch of Constantinople, 750-828
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Georgius Hamartolos, monachus, 9th cent.