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1335 = ILCV 66 (add) = Dobó 1975 , Nr. 605: Manuscripts: Cod. Par. Lat. 528 f. 122 (9th c., P.), Cod. S. Gall. 899 p. 57–58 (10 th c., G, Fig. 1–2 ). 1 Fig. 1–2. The text of the epigram in the Sankt Gallen codex (Cod. S. Gall. 899 p. 57–58: www
manuscript, reversible logic gates replace the half-adders and full-adders in the multiplier structure. This design uses two Reversible gates, such as Multiple Control Toffoli and Multiple Control Fredrick gate in place of a single reversible gate. It
seems to be lost or destroyed. A summary ( Fig. 1 ) 1 displays the complex nature of the manuscript scores and violin parts that were used for the first performances. 2
-base drilling mud, homogenizing fillers in the plastic industry and for the purpose of gelling of various organic liquids. They are also used in cleaning operations of drainage wastewater, oil-spill, and so on. This manuscript will summarize some of the basic
manuscripts. The first is that similar, strongly related works should be selected to be read and potentially cited, and the second is that the authors should do a systematic search over related publications and their citations. We check whether these criteria
fragmentary manuscripts and citations from patristic and liturgical sources. From these I have chosen four Latin Fathers for their relative abundance of material and chronological representation covering the 3rd and 4th centuries: Tertullian of Carthage
, Borbála : “Achtet Casten, darinnen allerleÿ Büecher”. Prints and Manuscripts in the Kunstkammer of Ferdinand of Tyrol , in: Collecting Prints and Drawings , ed. Gáldy , M. Andrea , Newcastle upon Tyne 2016 . (in preparation at time of
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This paper deals with the textual tradition of the Florilegium Vindobonense (14th century). According to the current state of research, only one manuscript of this alphabetical anthology is known, which can be found in Codex Philologicus Graecus 169 (Austrian National Library). In preparing the text for edition, however, I found another manuscript that contains the anthology in its entirety. Codex Vaticanus Graecus 895 also dates from the beginning of the 14th century. This article examines the relationship between the two text variants in light of the provenience of the manuscripts and textual criticism.
partial investigation of the Latin, French and English-language texts in six selected archives and manuscript archives in present-day Hungary. Full research of the source material has been hampered and limited by the fact that the archives of many high
In Byzantium, the 9th–11th c. was a crucial period concerning the preservation of many manuscripts we posses to this day. One of them is the Codex Vindobonensis Medicus graecus 4 from the Austrian National Library in Vienna, one of the oldest manuscripts of the Hippocratic tradition. The initial analysis of this manuscript shows the background of its use, its possible Byzantine readers and sheds light on its origin.A detailed description of the manuscript will require a deeper analysis of the script used, the textual composition, the notes and all corrections, emendations, scribal errors and the like. Such an analysis would lead to a better understanding of the Byzantine scribal culture in the 9th-11th c., including why, for whom and how they carried out their work.
