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MS. Barocci 73

Summary Catalogue no.: 73

Demosthenes 14th cent.

(fols. 1r–262v)

⟨Demosthenes⟩, Orationes

1a. (fols. 1r–6v, 23rv, 7r–47v)

in Meidiam

with Libanius’ hypothesis on fol. 1rv.

Language(s): Greek

1b. (fols. 47v–92r)

in Aristocratem

with hypothesis on fols. 47v–48r.

Language(s): Greek

1c. (fols. 92r–141r)

in Timocratem

with hypothesis on fol. 92rv.

Language(s): Greek

1d. (fols. 141r–162r)

in Arisogeitonem

i, with hypothesis on fols. 141r–142v.

Language(s): Greek

1e. (fols. 162r–167v)

in Aristogeitonem

ii.

Language(s): Greek

1f. (fols. 167v–197v)

in Neaeram

with hypothesis on fol. 167v.

Language(s): Greek

1g. (fols. 197v–209v)

eroticus

Language(s): Greek

1h. (fols. 210r–217v)

epitaphios

Language(s): Greek

1i. (fols. 217v–223v)

de foedere Alexandreo

with hypothesis on fols. 217v–218r.

Language(s): Greek

1j. (fols. 224r–229v)

adversus Zenothemin

Language(s): Greek

1k. (fols. 230r–237r)

adversus Apaturium

Language(s): Greek

1l. (fols. 237v–247r)

adversus Phormionem

Language(s): Greek

1m. (fols. 247v–255v)

adversus Laeriti exceptionem

Language(s): Greek

1n. (fols. 255v–258r)

ep. i de concordia

Language(s): Greek

1o. (fols. 258v–262v)

adversus Nausimachym et Xenopeithem,

breaking off at § 28, ἡμεῖϲ ὑμῶν ἁπάντων.

Language(s): Greek

Physical Description

Form: codex

Support: Paper, watermarked with various designs (cf. inter alia Mošin–Trajlić nos. 2669 (AD 1340–2) and 1594 (AD 1356)).

Extent: i + 263 leaves.

Dimensions (leaf): 210 × 140 mm.

Foliation: Foliated (i), 1–262, (263).

Collation

(fols. 1–6, 23) i 8 (1 missing), (fols. 7–22) ii–iii 8, (fol. 24) iv–xxxii 8, (fol. 256) xxxiii 8 (8 missing). Some quires numbered on bottom of centre margin on last verso.

Layout

Ruling: 24 lines. 150 × 80 mm.

Hand(s)

One scribe, who wrote a different style of hand on fol. 114r.

Decoration

Rubrication: titles and initials in faded red.

Additions: Glosses, variants and marginalia. On fols. 8v and 209r there is a note on πλημελεῖν: ὁ μὲν Θεϲϲαλονίκηϲ οὕτω γράφει δι’ ἑνὸϲ /μ/.

History

Origin: 14th century

Record Sources

Description by Nigel Wilson, c. 1970. Previously described in the Quarto Catalogue (H. O. Coxe, Catalogi codicum manuscriptorum Bibliothecae Bodleianae pars prima recensionem codicum Graecorum continens, Quarto Catalogues I, 1883, repr. with corrections 1969).

Summary Catalogue, Vol. 2 Part 1, p. 5

Quarto Catalogue, Cols. 125–126