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Scribal abbreviations, or
sigla (singular:
siglum), are
abbreviations used by
ancient and
medieval scribes writing in
various languages,
including Latin...
- 23–38v (
siglum Z) Tours, Bibliothèque Muni****le, 85, fols. 106rb–118v (
siglum T) Montec****ino,
Archivio dell'Abbadia, 174, pp. 277–451 (
siglum C) Einsiedeln...
- Pre-Carolingian
Palimpsests of
Naturalis Historia Siglum Library Shelfmark Folios Date (century)
Books Fate
Source M
Saint Paul's
Abbey Library, Lavanttal...
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significant ancient m****cripts of the
Hebrew Bible (some
identified by
their siglum). Mt
being the
Masoretic text. The
lowermost text "(lost)"
would be the...
- inter-relationship
between various significant ancient m****cripts of the Old
Testament (some
identified by
their siglum). LXX here
denotes the
original septuagint....
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Itala ("Old Italian"),
Itala ("Italian") and Old Italic, and
denoted by the
siglum L {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {L}}} , are the
Latin translations of biblical...
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other projects including DOSEMU for Linux. He used to sign his
edits with
siglum "patv".
Villani had
already been
working on a DOS-like
operating system...
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common language in a
diglossia L {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {L}}} , a
siglum for the
Vetus Latina version of the
Bible L (novel), a 1999
novel by Erlend...
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Codex Glazier,
designated by
siglum copG67, is a
Coptic uncial m****cript of the New
Testament on parchment. It is
dated palaeographically to the 4th or...
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Codex Parisinus Graecus 456,
designated by
siglum H, m****cript of Origen's
Philocalia and
Contra Celsum. The m****cript
contains text of Origen's Philocalia...
