I’m looking through the Greek mss. of the French National Library online, and compiling a post with a list. Dull work.
But imagine my excitement when I find that Paris gr. 451 is online. This is the manuscript that preserves for us a bunch of early Christian apologetic works! It was copied for Archbishop Arethas of Caesarea in the 10th c., and it all we have for most of the works in it.
Contents: 1. Clement of Alexandria, Protrepicus; 2. Clement of Alexandria, Paedagogus; 3. Justini epistulam ad Zenam; 4. Justin, Cohortatio ad gentiles; 5. Eusebius, P.E. bks 1-5; 6. Athenagoras, Apology for the Christians; 7. Athenagoras on the Resurrection; 8. Eusebius, Against Hierocles.
Get it here! But wait just a bit, until my download has finished. Please?
Yes, you can download a PDF of it.
Nice! Thanks for posting.
You’re welcome! Just stumbled across it while sifting the contents of a search…
Dear Rodger.
Is there anywhere online I can find the contents, (by folio page or leaf), to the Arethas Codex please?
I have a couple of notes here.
Hi Roger, I am writing to tell you that my admiration for your blog gave me the motivation to start my own blog! I started it today, and therefore there is only one post: on Arethas of course! I hope it pleases me to give it a read. Thank you, see you soon.
https://www.classicalstudies.eu/2021/01/03/arethas-library/
Looks great! Thank you!
Thanks! Sorry for the typo: I hope you enjoy taking a look at the blog etc.