New palaeographical, linguistic, historical and artistic facts concerning the papyrus codex Ambr. Cimelio 1 are presented. The codex appears to be the first self-standing copy, made by dictation, of the translation Cassiodorus fostered. It is therefore a pre-archetype of the text, which was published A.D. 553 at the latest; consequently the codex was written in Constantinople. It has never been bound, but the loose quires were kept in a luxurious box, whose cover was made, on both sides, of a consular diptych. Both codex and box were in the monastery of Saint Ambrose in Milan, where an insular monk in the second half of the ninth century read the text competently
peer reviewedThe present paper proposes a codicologic, palaeographic and contextual study of an extr...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius’ palimpsest st...
Fragments of two 8th-century codices, one of them a palimpsest, existing in the Biblioteca Ambrosian...
The manuscript (F) has a great importance for the study of the Greek Bible, because it contains in i...
This paper aims to give a new reference for the codex Ambrosianus B 36 inf. (manuscript A in the Lib...
The article provides the first complete codicological description of the codex containing the Canons...
The papyrus letters from an early Christian environment have always attracted the papyrologists’ att...
The Ambr. MS A 147 inf., known as F in editions of the Septuagint, was written in the early 5th Cent...
Il libro ha ad oggetto la storia del ritrovamento del Codex XV(13) della Biblioteca Capitolare di Ve...
The first part of the paper consists in the palaeographical and codicological analysis of a medical ...
This image is page 1506 in the codex, and includes the Greek text of Colossians 4:7-18, and 1 Thessa...
An unknown greek codex (Rovereto, Biblioteca Civica, ms. 28) is described; three iambic poems are pu...
2-7018-0132-XThe Latin papryrus of the Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire de Strasbourg P.Stras...
In this article an analysis is given of the Latin literary papyri between the ist century B.C., peri...
Cividale del Friuli (Forum Iulii) treasures a gospel-book known as Codex Forojuliensis, which was wr...
peer reviewedThe present paper proposes a codicologic, palaeographic and contextual study of an extr...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius’ palimpsest st...
Fragments of two 8th-century codices, one of them a palimpsest, existing in the Biblioteca Ambrosian...
The manuscript (F) has a great importance for the study of the Greek Bible, because it contains in i...
This paper aims to give a new reference for the codex Ambrosianus B 36 inf. (manuscript A in the Lib...
The article provides the first complete codicological description of the codex containing the Canons...
The papyrus letters from an early Christian environment have always attracted the papyrologists’ att...
The Ambr. MS A 147 inf., known as F in editions of the Septuagint, was written in the early 5th Cent...
Il libro ha ad oggetto la storia del ritrovamento del Codex XV(13) della Biblioteca Capitolare di Ve...
The first part of the paper consists in the palaeographical and codicological analysis of a medical ...
This image is page 1506 in the codex, and includes the Greek text of Colossians 4:7-18, and 1 Thessa...
An unknown greek codex (Rovereto, Biblioteca Civica, ms. 28) is described; three iambic poems are pu...
2-7018-0132-XThe Latin papryrus of the Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire de Strasbourg P.Stras...
In this article an analysis is given of the Latin literary papyri between the ist century B.C., peri...
Cividale del Friuli (Forum Iulii) treasures a gospel-book known as Codex Forojuliensis, which was wr...
peer reviewedThe present paper proposes a codicologic, palaeographic and contextual study of an extr...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius’ palimpsest st...
Fragments of two 8th-century codices, one of them a palimpsest, existing in the Biblioteca Ambrosian...