Los Oracula Leonis entre Oriente y Occidente. A propósito del Escorialensis Y.I.16 y otros códices copiados por Manuel Malaxós
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Los Oracula Leonis entre Oriente y Occidente. A propósito del Escorialensis Y.I.16 y otros códices copiados por Manuel Malaxós
Se estudia el manuscrito Escorial Y.I.16, una copia ilustrada de los oráculos tradicionalmente atribuidos al emperador León VI el Sabio, de los que se consideraba que predecían la recuperación de Constantinopla, en poder otomano desde 1453. El copista del Escorial Y.I.16, Manuel Malaxos, copió tres veces más la misma colección de oráculos. Se analizan otros manuscritos del mismo escriba.
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Paleografía griega, Manuscritos griegos de época otomana, Greek (classical), Literatura oracular, Palaeography, Monasterio de El Escorial
Paleografía griega, Manuscritos griegos de época otomana, Greek (classical), Literatura oracular, Palaeography, Monasterio de El Escorial
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