Fozio innografo e l'«anima sommersa». Un contributo all'index fontium di Melezio medico e Simeone il Nuovo Teologo.

After a brief summary of the main philological problems, far from being solved, concerning Photius's hymnographical corpus, this paper presents a few verses of a canon as yet inedited attributed to "Photius" in ms. Vat. Pal. gr. 138 and their strict similarity with Meletius's De natura hominis (PG L...

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Publicado en:Medioevo Greco Vol. 9; pp. 285 - 305
Autor principal: Tessari, Silvia
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Publicado: Edizioni dell' Orso 2009
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