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Latin in Multilingual Biblical Manuscripts

2023
Abstract Abstract: This chapter provides an overview of the typology of bilingual manuscripts, along with tables of multilingual codices of the New Testament and of the Psalter in which a Latin text is present. The earliest Greek–Latin documents include a papyrus fragment and majuscule codices such as Codex Bezae and Codex Claromontanus.
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Pico’s Latin Manuscripts. Palaeographical and Codicological Observations

2023
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The bibliography of Latin manuscripts

Scriptorium, 1961
Prete Sesto. The bibliography of Latin manuscripts. In: Scriptorium, Tome 15 n°1, 1961. pp. 93-97.
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Greek Script In Latin Manuscripts

2020
This chapter briefly surveys the use of the Greek alphabet in Latin manuscripts of the Middle Ages, when it was employed both to write the Greek words which are frequently embedded in the works of Late Latin authors as well as for encryption and decoration. Also touched upon are the most substantial Western examples of Greek manuscripts of the medieval
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Chiromancy in Mediaeval Latin Manuscripts

Speculum, 1965
IN Latin the earliest separate treatment of chiromancy as a distinct subject, art or science, appears to have been in translation from the Arabic albeit somewhat dubiously ascribed to Adelard of Bath' and John of Seville2 of the twelfth century. In both cases Aristotle is sometimes named as the original author.
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Berlin Latin Manuscripts Now in Cracow

The Classical Quarterly, 1992
In L. D. Reynolds (ed.), Texts and Transmission: a Survey of the Latin Classics (Oxford, 1983), it is stated by J. G. F. Powell (p. 122) and by M. D. Reeve (p. 327 n. 4) that MS. Berlin, Deutsche Staatsbibliothek Lat. 4° 404 (s. ix), containing Cicero, De amicitia, and Publilius Syrus, Sententiae, is missing.
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Early Manuscripts of the Latin Bible

2023
Abstract Abstract: This chapter surveys the surviving manuscripts of the Latin Bible copied before 800 CE, along with the evidence for their production, correction, and use. Information is taken from ancient writings, scribal colophons, and other notes in manuscripts.
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Some Facts about our Oldest Latin Manuscripts

The Classical Quarterly, 1925
A Few years ago Professor Souter made the suggestion that the curious custom of beginning each page of a MS., or each column of a page, with a large letter might be of African origin. He was struck with this feature while examining a fragment, newly acquired for the British Museum, of the celebrated Codex Palatinus of the Gospels (formerly at Vienna ...
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Nordic Latin Manuscript Fragments

2017
1. Piecing Together the Past: The Accidental Manuscript Collections of the North [Tuomas Heikkila and Aslaug Ommundsen] 2. Reflections on Nordic Latin Fragment Studies Past and Present Together with Three Case Studies [Michael Gullick] 3. The Recycling of Manuscripts in Sixteenth-Century Sweden [Jan Brunius] 4.
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Selected Greek, Syriac, Latin, and Hebrew Manuscripts

2017
In this chapter, we contextualize the data of the canon lists further by listing the contents of significant manuscripts in the Greek, Syriac, Latin, and Hebrew traditions. These manuscripts help the reader further understand the problems raised by the lists themselves.
Edmon L. Gallagher, John D. Meade
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