Peri dialektn tn para tou Korinthou parekbltheisn
Subtitle: Tauta diks hosioisi then bouleumata phainei Phkylids andrn hositatos olbia dra
Contributors: Sams, Joseph, former owner; Payne, John Thomas, former owner; Foss, Henry, former owner; Phillipps, Thomas, Sir, 1792-1872 former owner; Gregorios, Metropolitan of Corinth, active 1092-1156; Pseudo-Phocylides; Harold B. Lee Library
Published: 1472
Language: grc
Number of pages: 55
Subjects: Manuscripts; Early works to 1800; Greek language; Dialects
Other titles: Tauta diks hosioisi then bouleumata phainei Phkylids andrn hositatos olbia dra.
Notes: Caption titles.

Incipit to 1st work (1r): Idousi kai tas dialektous encheirizn ...

Explicit to 1st work (47r): ... hote de symphnon esti metaxou ouk eti; telos tn dia lektn ...  ... tern.

Incipit to 2nd work (49r): Mte gamoklepeein mt' arsena Kyrin orinein ...

Explicit to 2nd work (55r): ... zn ekteleioit' agathn mechri graos oud; telos, telos Phklydiou ...

Collation: [1]-[7] (leaves 48 and 56 blank; 8 blank leaves at beginning and end).

Manuscript on paper (237 x 165 mm), written in brown ink with faded rubrication in red, 18 lines per page.

Watermark: flower (Briquet 6602, 1472-1490; Augsburg, Nuremberg; Ulm, Bamberg, Mainz); another watermark, a globe, is not in Briquet.

Bound in contemporary wooden boards. Damp stainings throughout; original leather spine and clasps missing, and sewing supports are broken. On leaf before title leaf 1 the following title is given in a later hand: Peri dalektn tn para tou Korinthou parekbltheisn Corinthus De dialectis lingua graecae exstat Latinè versus ... in calce lexici scapulae in fo. editi 1652 Lugdun Batavorum, Phkylidou Carmina Phocylidae carmina aurea exstant passim graeco-latinè edita. Front cover has shelf mark "446" on small round label, and title " ... G. Varie Ling." and, in another hand, "...inthus De dialectis ..."

Phillipps, Thomas, The Phillipps manuscripts, Ms. 10613

Merrill, Brian Leon, A descriptive catalogue of four of the Phillipps Greek manuscripts housed in the Harold B. Lee Library, 3

H.P. Kraus; purchase; 1979/01/19

Belonged to Jo. Angelus Augustonus de Robino in the last half of the 17th cent.; later came into possession of Joseph Sams, then to the booksellers John Thomas Payne and Henry Foss; bought from them by Thomas Phillips (ms. 10613) between 1823 and 1833.