MS. Barocci 219
Summary Catalogue no.: 219
Libanius, Synesius. Early 14th cent.
Contents
Language(s): Greek
or. 24, de ulciscenda Iuliani nece, pr. R. Foerster, Libanii opera, vol. ii, Leipzig 1904, pp. 514–33.
or. 12, panegyricus Iuliano dictus, ibid., pp. 9–45.
or. 13, prosphoneticus ad Iulianum, ibid., pp. 63–82.
or. 2, ad eos qui molestum eum appellabant, vol. i, Leipzig 1903, pp. 239–62.
or. 14, pro Aristophane ad Iulianum, vol. ii, pp. 87–113.
or. 15, pro Antiochenis ad Iulianum, ibid., pp. 120–54.
or. 16, ad Antiochenos de Iuliani ira, ibid., pp. 160 ff.; breaks off at 174. 12 φροντιζόντων.
or. 18, ⟨epitaphius in Iulianum⟩, ibid., pp. 236–371; three leaves lost, beg. only at 252. 11 ἐπιθυμεῖν. In the margin of fol. 68r the scribe wrote a note on ϲκόλιον, = Suda C 643, cf. Photius s.v.
or. 59, ⟨laudatio Constantii et Constantis⟩, lacking the προθεωρία, pr. ibid., vol. iv, Leipzig 1908, pp. 209–96.
or. 64, pro saltatoribus, pr. ibid., pp. 420–98. In the margin of fol. 104r the scribe wrote a note on βάρβιτοϲ, cf. Et. Mag. s.v.
Synesius Cyrenensis
pr. N. Terzaghi, Synesii Cyrenensis opuscula, Rome 1944, pp. 5–62.
pr. R. Hercher, Epistolographi graeci, Paris 1873, pp. 638 ff., nos. 104–5. 121. 116. 80–81. 60. 62. 10. 122. 50. 106. 93. 32. 96. 61. 3. 113. 125. 114. 8. 53. 56. 23. 4. 36. 92. 85. 55. 107. 82. 87. 95. 108–11. 80 (iterum). 66. 9. 69. 68. 65. 67. 121 (iterum). 17. 46. 34. 49. 94. 78. 5. 152. 101. 103. 134. 129. 74. 149–51. 88. 131. 100. 72. 79. 57. 58 (as far as 670. 50 τοῖϲ παριοῦϲι). 73 (beg. at 684. 32 τὰ Λιβύων). 44. 29. 117. 132. 147. 16. 102. 90. 127. 130. 123–4. 139. 40. 12. 7. 25. 42. 30. 115. 11. 14. 13. 22. 24. 2. 6. 8. 28. 37. 63–4. 33. 45. 20. 153. 31. 38–9. 48. 112. 118–20. 126. 128.
pr. R. Hercher, Epistolographi graeci, Paris 1873, p. 100; followed by the heading of a second letter and ⟨Herodotus⟩ 3. 43. 2.
pr. J. Bidez–F. Cumont, Iuliani epistulae et leges, Paris–London 1922, using this MS., symbol B, see p. viii; nos 187. 188. 97 (p. 154. 4–9 only). Libanius’ reply to no. 96 as far as ϲιγᾶν (p. 152. 10). 190. 191. 193. 41. 11. 201. 75b. 196. 10. 197. 200. 58. 73. 31. 181. 183. 186. 206 (= ⟨Procopius Gazaeus⟩ ep. 62). 59 as far as τί οὖν (p. 64. 18). 82 (beg. 101. 23 οὐδὲ γὰρ). 96. 78.
pr. from this MS., J.A. Cramer, Anecdota Oxoniensia, vol. iii, Oxford 1836, pp. 411–13.
pr. E.L. von Leutsch–F.G. Schneidewin, Corpus paroemiographorum graecorum, Göttingen 1839–51, vol. i, pp. 177–320, using this MS., symbol c, see p. xxx.
Addition, 14th century; verses mentioning a church of St. Nicholas Myrobetus founded by John Bryennius. Followed by an illegible Latin note.
Physical Description
Collation
Layout
Ruling: 30–35 lines, ruling faint or non-existent.
Hand(s)
One scholarly hand, rather variable, possibly the same as in MS. Milan Ambr. A4 inf. (illustrated by F. Steffens, Proben aus griechischen Handschriften und Urkunden, Trier 1912, pl. 18).
Decoration
Rubrication: A few headings and initials in faded carmine.
Ornamental headpieces and decorated initials. (Hutter iii. 145, Abb. 529–530) [Internet Archive]
Binding
Binding of two plain wood panels with leather spine; on the book panel a metal fitting for a clasp, embossed; on the front panel a small piece of paper with 15th cent. note: Rasius κδ.
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Last Substantive Revision
2017-07-01: First online publication.