December 23, 2020 Journal article Open Access

Bausi, Alessandro; Brita, Antonella; Di Bella, Marco; Nosnitsin, Denis; Sarris, Nikolas; Rabin, Ira

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{"DOI":"10.25592/uhhfdm.8470","abstract":"<p>The manuscript known as the Aksumite Collection (Sinodos of Q\u01ddfr\u01ddy\u0101, MS C<sub>3</sub>-IV-71/C<sub>3</sub>-IV-73, Ethio-SPaRe UM-039) is one of the most important&mdash;if not the most important&mdash;G\u01dd\u02bf\u01ddz manuscripts which have come to scholarly attention in the last twenty&nbsp;years. While its textual content&mdash;primarily the complex canonical-liturgical collection,&nbsp;closely depending on late antique models, which it attests&mdash;has already been<br>\nthe subject of several contributions, a description of physical and material features&nbsp;of the manuscript has not yet been published. The present note takes advantage of&nbsp;the work and competence of scholars, conservators, and scientists in order to fill this&nbsp;gap, offering a comprehensive material, codicological, and palaeographical description&nbsp;of the codex.</p>","author":[{"family":"Bausi, Alessandro"},{"family":"Brita, Antonella"},{"family":"Di Bella, Marco"},{"family":"Nosnitsin, Denis"},{"family":"Sarris, Nikolas"},{"family":"Rabin, Ira"}],"container_title":"Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies Bulletin","id":"8470","issue":"2","issued":{"date-parts":[[2020,12,23]]},"language":"eng","page":"127-171","title":"The Aksumite Collection or Codex \u03a3 (Sinodos of Q\u01ddfr\u01ddy\u0101 , MS C3-IV-71/C3-IV-73, Ethio- SPaRe UM-039): Codicological and Palaeographical Observations. With a Note on Material Analysis of Inks","type":"article-journal","volume":"6"}