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S. Joannis Chrysostomi, In cap. I Genes. Homil. I – Fragment
'Constantinides I' refers to the exhibition catalogue that publishes the fragment.
The surviving 11th-century parchment leaf was used later for binding of a printed book. The leaf contains the first part of one Homily by John Chrysostom (PG 53, col. 21-22). The text is written in Greek, in a minuscule script of the 11th century. The text is laid out in two columns, at least 32 lines per column.
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C.N. Constantinides, Catalogue of Manuscript Exhibitions (First International Symposium on Mediaeval Cypriot Palaeography), Nicosia 1984
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