Markos Eugenikos's First Antirrhetic against Manuel Calecas's On essence and energy : editio princeps with introduction and commentary
This thesis presents an editio princeps of the First Antirrhetic of Markos Eugenikos (1392-1444) against Manuel Calecas's Â" On essence and energyÂ". The Antirrhetic is edited from the Ms. Oxoniensis Canonicianus gr. 49 which has been collated with the other surviving manuscript, Athous Iberiticus 4765 (645). Markos refutes, in this Antirrhetic, Calecas's accusations against the Synodal Tome of 1351 and generally the so-called Palamite theology. The work is full of patristic quotations. A bottom page apparatus fontium and an apparatus lectionum accompany the text. The Introduction is divided into four chapters. Chapter one deals with the life of Markos. A careful reading of his unedited works and other sources produced more information concerning his life, activities and in~ fluence. Chapter two gives a very detailed account of all his published works, seventy four, and unpublished works, thirty-three. All the manuscripts which contained these works are listed. Some works which until now were wrongly attributed to him are once and for all eliminated. The editions are also given with an evaluation of each one. The third chapter examines the background to the Antirrhetic. Our research established that the Â"forerunnerÂ"
Pilavakis, Marios
Orthodox; Greek
Markos Eugenikos's First Antirrhetic against Manuel Calecas's On essence and energy : editio princeps with introduction and commentary. This thesis presents an editio princeps of the First Antirrhetic of Markos Eugenikos (1392-1444) against Manuel Calecas's Â" On essence and energyÂ". The Antirrhetic is edited from the Ms. Oxoniensis Canonicianus gr. 49 which has been collated with the other surviving manuscript, Athous Iberiticus 4765 (645). Markos refutes, in this Antirrhetic, Calecas's accusations against the Synodal Tome of 1351 and generally the so-called Palamite theology. The work is full of patristic quotations. A bottom page apparatus fontium and an apparatus lectionum accompany the text. The Introduction is divided into four chapters. Chapter one deals with the life of Markos. A careful reading of his unedited works and other sources produced more information concerning his life, activities and in~ fluence. Chapter two gives a very detailed account of all his published works, seventy four, and unpublished works, thirty-three. All the manuscripts which contained these works are listed. Some works which until now were wrongly attributed to him are once and for all eliminated. The editions are also given with an evaluation of each one. The third chapter examines the background to the Antirrhetic. Our research established that the Â"forerunnerÂ"
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