[Elizabeth Day McCormick Apocalypse]. [ca. 1575-1625]

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[Elizabeth Day McCormick Apocalypse]. [ca. 1575-1625]

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Apocalypse of St. John with commentary based on those of the exegetes Andreas and Arethas. Translation into colloquial Greek by Maximos the Peloponnesian. Judged to have been written and illuminated in the late 16th or early 17th century, possible in the Balkan Peninsula. Thought to be one of the earliest works of Maximos, who may have been an Alexandrian archdeacon (Von Soden lists three other manuscripts of Maximos' commentary, M70, M71, and M80).

198 leaves (1 column, 23 lines), bound : ill. ; 220 x 151 mm.

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