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Colophons in Tocharian Manuscripts

, 2022
International audienceColophons have rarely been preserved in Tocharian manuscripts, as the final leaves of pustaka format manuscripts are often destroyed or lost. The corpus features, however, a significant number of sub-colophons, i.e.
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The Political Percepion of Time in 11-13 Century Armenian Epigraphy and Manuscript Colophons

History and Culture. Journal of Armenian Studies, 2023
The article focuses on temporal-political formulae of manuscript colophons and inscritpions from 11-13th century Armenia, a widely used textual component to refer to the rulers of the time.
A. Vardanyan
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Place Names in Colophons and Notes of Yemeni Manuscripts

Journal of Islamic Manuscripts, 2022
This article points to some geographical and historical conditions of scholarship and manuscript culture in Zaydi Yemen. The place of copying is only sporadically given in the colophons of Arabic manuscripts.
C. Rauch
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[Colophons]

2020
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Resonet Vox Fidelis: Scribal Colophons and Ecclesiastical Reform in Medieval Iberia

Journal of Medieval History
A remarkable number of early medieval manuscripts produced in the Iberian Peninsula preserve scribal colophons recounting the circumstances of their production and naming their makers.
Ana de Oliveira Dias
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The Relationship between Three Short Indigenous Chinese Buddhist Scriptures and the Textual Practices Found in their Dunhuang Manuscript Colophons

T'oung pao (Print), 2020
This article studies the relationship between colophons for, and the content of, Dunhuang manuscripts of three indigenous Chinese Buddhist scriptures: the Jiu zhuzhongsheng kunan jing, the Xin pusa jing, and the Quanshan jing.
Ruifeng Chen
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Supplement: The Forgery of Colophons and Ownership of Hebrew Codices and Scrolls by Abraham Firkowicz

Fakes and Forgeries of Written Artefacts from Ancient Mesopotamia to Modern China, 2020
The manuscripts and Torah scrolls that Abraham Firkowicz (1787–1874) appropriated served the same purpose as the epitaphs he forged. He not only tampered with colophons of codices, but also fabricated long Karaite ownership inscriptions and records of ...
Abraham Firkowicz
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Forgeries of Old Rus Book Colophons in 17th–19th-Century Russia. Part 1

GRAPHOSPHAERA Writing and Written Practices
The purpose of the present paper is to study forged colophons in Old Rus books as a source on the development of palaeography in Russia: any forgery reflects the forger’s notion of medieval writing, the level of knowledge of (and of interest in) the ...
Lyubov V. Stolyarova
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Scribes’ Voices: The Relevance and Types of Early Medieval Colophons

Studia Neophilologica, 2016
Markus Schiegg
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Les colophons de Siméon de Płndzahank‘ du point de vue du problème de l’identité

ARAMAZD: Armenian Journal of Near Eastern Studies
For the medievalist, the cultural world of the Caucasus presents a multifaceted and littlestudies issue of national identity. The material for my publication is the colophon records, associated with the literary activity of the translator Simeon of ...
Azat Bozoyan
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