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Les kordakia de Nicée et le combustible de Synnada: encore quelques mots sur un livre de Jean Darrouzès et un article de Louis Robert

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2022Embargo end date: 06 Feb 2024 Italy French Publisher:Nuova Cultura
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Les kordakia de Nicée et le combustible de Synnada: encore quelques mots sur un livre de Jean Darrouzès et un article de Louis Robert

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This article re-examines the origin and meaning of two obscure words (*κορδάκιον and *ζάρζακον) contained in two letters of Leo of Synnada (ep. 27 and 43).

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Relazioni armeno-bizantine, Medieval Greek language; Armeno-Byzantine contacts, Armeno-Byzantine contacts, Relazioni armeno-bizantine; Greco medievale, Medieval Greek language, Settore L-FIL-LET/07, Greco medievale

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