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January 18, 2026Scriptorium

Les copistes oubliés du Seragliensis G.İ. 57

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ODOlivier Defaux

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Article reviews the significance of the Seragliensis G.İ. 57 manuscript and its scribes, suggesting a deeper understanding of historical contexts.

Key Points

  • This article aims to revise the significance of the Seragliensis G.İ. 57 in the establishment of Ptolemy's Geography and the role of various scribes in its creation.
  • Conducted a revision of previous studies related to the Seragliensis G.İ. 57.
  • Analyzed the text and identified contributions from four different scribes.
  • Explored the context of production during the Palaiologos period.
  • Revealed the involvement of four distinct scribes in the manuscript's production.
  • Highlighted the use of archaic writing styles linked to luxury manuscript traditions.
  • Provided insights into the codex's role in preserving Ptolemy's work for future generations.

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Olivier Defaux (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/696c772aeb60fb80d13956c0https://doi.org/10.1484/j.script.5.144415
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