Beta
Ra 1641
Copenhagen, Kongelige Bibliotek, Fabr. 094 8°. No diktyon: 37126.
s. XV–XVI
a. 1447: f. 218v
| Paper, 234 ff.
(+ one leaf not numbered after f. 57 and after f. 58), 132 × 98
mm,
1 col., 16 lines per page.
|
Minuscule (Later Paleologan Hands).
| Scribe:
Iakobos Bounos of Crete, 15th c.
f. 218v, cf. Schartau (1994:38); Schartau (1994:434); DBBE.
| Provenance: The manuscript entered the University Library of Copenhagen in 1770 and in the Kongelige Bibliotek in 1938.
cf. Schartau (1994:435)
| Owners:
Gabriel Kalonas priest in Corinth, year 1582
f. 5r, cf. Schartau (1994:436),
Jakobos Myloetas of Patmos, year 1587
f. 6r, cf. Schartau (1994:436),
Philippos Maurikios of Corinth, year 1586
f. 5v, cf. Schartau (1994:436),
Bohuslav baron von Lobkowitz in Hassentein (1462-1510)
f. 6v, cf. Graux (1879:104); Rahlfs (1914:92); Schartau (1994:38); Schartau (1994:435); see also here,
On f. 6v, together with Bohuslav von Lobkowitz , other later owners of the manuscript are mentioned.
cf. Schartau (1994:435).
Greek Psalter.
| The manuscript is a small Greek psalter containing some verses and quotations in Greek and Latin, and the Psalms (1-151) followed by the Odes (1-9). The initial letters of each Psalms verse are decorated, and the titles are rubricated in red. There are some marginal annotations in Greek and Latin; the text is underlined in a few places.
| Text-type: L.
Content | |
1r–4v | Varia Quotations and Verses in Greek and Latin. cf. Schartau (1994:436) |
5r–6v | Ownership Notes |
7r–200v | Ps 1-150 |
200v | Ps 151 |
201r–202v | Od 1 |
202v–207r | Od 2 |
207r–208r | Od 3 |
208r–210v | Od 4 |
210v–211r | Od 5 |
211v–212v | Od 6 |
212v–215v | Od 7 |
216r–216v | Od 8 |
216v–218r | Od 9 |
218v | Colophon closed by an Epigram |
219r–222r | Varia in Greek and Latin |
222v–223r | Blank |
223v–228v | Varia in Latin |
229r–230r | Blank |
230v–231v | Varia in Latin |
232r–233v | Blank |
234r | Varia in Greek and Latin |
Bibliography
Catalogues
Graux, Ch.: Notices sommaires des manuscrits grecs de la Grande Bibliothèque royale de Copenhague, Paris 1879, 104.
Online sources
- DBBE
- Det Kongelige Bibliotek Manuscripts Collection