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Title TM 117927
Work Pseudo- Dionysius, Chronicum
Content Pseudo- Dionysius of Tel-Mahre; chronicon
Fragments London, British Library Add MS 14665 [palimpsest new]; Rome, Vatican, Biblioteca del Vaticano Syr. 162 (codex Zuqninensis rescriptus) [palimpsest new]
Support Material parchment
Date 775 - 899
More from the period between 775 CE and 899 CE
Origin Found: Skiathis (Western desert, Egypt); written: Zouqnin (Mesopotamia, Turkey)
More from Found: Skiathis (Western desert, Egypt); written: Zouqnin (Mesopotamia, Turkey)
Form and Layout parchment codex (180 fol.) (columns: 1, written lines: 35-48)
Genre prose; history
Culture literature
Religion christian
Print Illustrations A. Luther, Die syrische Chronik des Josua Stylites, Unters. zur antike Literatur und Geschichte 49, 1997, pp.229-235
Availability © Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

Trismegistos: 117927 [source]

Publications Chabot, Chronicon pseudo-Dionysianum vulgo dictum (CSCO 91. Scriptores Syri 43) (1927) + Chabot, Chronicon pseudo-Dionysianum vulgo dictum (CSCO 104. Scriptores Syri 53) (1952) + Chabot, Chronicon pseudo-Dionysianum vulgo dictum (CSCO 121. Scriptores Syri 66) (1949) + Hespel, Chronicum anonymum pseudo-Dionysianum vulgo dictum (CSCO 507. Scriptores Syri 213) (1989) = Wright, Catalogue of Syriac manuscripts in the British Museum 1 507 (p. 389) (1870)
Inv. no. London, British Library Add MS 14665 [palimpsest new]; Rome, Vatican, Biblioteca del Vaticano Syr. 162 (codex Zuqninensis rescriptus) [palimpsest new]
Reuse Type in the codex joined with: 62117, 62180,62181,62182,62274, 62311,108492, 108493,115453,116049, 116066, 117927, 220470palimpsest new
Date AD 775 - 899 (cf. d'Aiuto in L. Perria, Tra Oriente e Occidente, Testi e studi bizantini e neo-ellenici14, Roma 2003, p. 240-241)
Language Syriac
Provenance Egypt, Western desert - Skiathis (Wadi el-Natrun)[found]; Turkey, Mesopotamia - Zouqnin[written]