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Colophons in Sumerian and Akkadian Literary Manuscripts from 3rd and 2nd Mill...
The practice of inserting scribal remarks to the end of a manuscript in ancient Mesopotamia dates back to the third millennium and it was continued until the end of the... -
Early Slavic Hagiography Translation in the Vidin Miscellany
For decades paleoslavists from around the world have known the inconspicuous, relatively small codex kept in the Ghent University Library in Belgium – the codex... -
A New Piece in the Prosopography Mosaic of the Coptic Scriptorium of Toutōn: ...
A photograph taken in the early 1930s during a swift reconnaissance of the Byzantine sector of Tebtynis (Coptic Toutōn) is the only witness of a now lost dipinto mentioning a... -
Preliminary Reflections for a Comparative Analysis of Colophons
The final part of the thematic section dedicated to Christian oriental colophons offers some preliminary reflections towards a comparative analysis. -
Some Remarks about Coptic Colophons and Their Relationship with Manuscripts: ...
The brief article offers some remarks about the devotional requirement, the main formal features, and the historical relevance of the colophons often preserved by Coptic...
