100 new Byzantine texts added to the TLG, the digitized collection of Greek writings



New texts have been added recently to the TLG. Here is the list:

0087 Aelius HERODIANUS et Pseudo-HERODIANUS Rhet. et Gramm. (2 works) 1312 DIDYMUS Gramm. (1 work) 2006 SYNESIUS Phil. (1 work) 2602 TIMAEUS Sophista Gramm. (1 work) 2705 NICETAS DAVID Phil., Scr. Eccl. et Gramm. (11 works) 2709 Joannes MAUROPUS Poeta et Rhet. (2 works) 2718 Manuel PHILES Scr. Eccl., Scr. Rerum Nat. et Poeta (1 work) 2742 APOPHTHEGMATA Gnom. et Eccl. (1 work) 2815 JOANNES Scholasticus Theol. (1 work) 2892 MAXIMUS CONFESSOR Theol. (1 work) 3003 Alexius I COMNENUS Imperator Poeta (3 works) 3005 ANDREAS Cretensis Poeta et Scr. Eccl. (3 works) 3024 Constantinus STILBES Poeta et Rhet. (1 work) 3074 Constantinus MANASSES Poeta et Hist. (2 works) 3076 METROPHANES Scr. Eccl. et Poeta (1 work) 3086 NICEPHORUS I Theol., Scr. Eccl. et Hist. (3 works) 3092 Nicephorus BLEMMYDES Phil. et Theol. (5 works) 3099 Nicetas STETHATUS Theol. et Hagiogr. (1 work) 3141 Georgius ACROPOLITES Hist. (1 work) 3159 BARLAAM Calabrius Theol., Math. et Epist. (1 work) 3197 Demetrius CYDONES Theol., Transl. et Philol. (1 work) 3200 Manuel II PALAEOLOGUS Imperator Theol. et Rhet. (3 works) 3224 Nicolaus CABASILAS Theol. et Rhet. (3 works) 3229 BESSARION Theol. et Rhet. (1 work) 3232 SYMEON THESSALONICENSIS Scr. Eccl. (2 works) 3248 Joannes CYPARISSIOTES Theol. (1 work) 3254 Gregorius PALAMAS Theol. et Scr. Eccl. (6 works) 3263 Theodorus AGALLIANUS Theol. (1 work) 3307 Charitonymus HERMONYMUS Rhet. (1 work) 3322 Georgius AMOERUTZES Epist. et Theol. (3 works) 3345 CALLISTUS I Patriarcha Scr. Eccl. et Orat. (9 works) 3374 JOANNES CARPATHIUS Theol. (2 works) 3375 Constantinus TARONITES Theol. (1 work) 3376 Georgius PHACRASES Theol. (1 work) 3377 SERAPION Thmuitanus Theol. (2 works) 4015 JOANNES PHILOPONUS Phil. (1 work) 4093 Georgius CHOEROBOSCUS Gramm. (1 work) 4145 Nicephorus GREGORAS Hist. et Scr. Rerum Nat. (2 works) 4146 Maximus PLANUDES Polyhist. et Theol. (2 works) 4434 Nicetas MYRSINIOTES Theol. (1 work) 4436 NICETAS Maroniensis Theol. et Hagiogr. (1 work) 4441 Manuel STRABOROMANUS Rhet. (3 works) 4442 Joannes PLUSIADENUS Hymnograph. et Theol. (2 works) 4443 Constantinus MELITENIOTES Theol. (1 work) 5011 SCHOLIA IN ANTHOLOGIAM GRAECAM Schol. (1 work) 5021 SCHOLIA IN DIOPHANTUM Schol. (1 work) 5023 SCHOLIA IN EURIPIDEM Schol. (1 work) 5034 SCHOLIA IN PINDARUM Schol. (1 work) 5054 SCHOLIA IN TIMAEUM LOCRUM Schol. (1 work) 5147 VITAE SANCTI NILI JUNIORIS Hagiogr. (1 work) 5356 EPISTULA AD THEOPHILUM IMPERATOREM DE IMAGINIBUS Epist. (3 works) 9006 GREGORIUS II Patriarcha Theol., Phil., Hagiogr., Epist. et Paroemiogr. (1 work) 9014 CONSTANTINUS Rhodius <Epigr.> (1 work) 9024 Isaac TZETZES Gramm. (1 work) 9034 ANONYMA DE MUSICA ECCLESIASTICA Mus. et Eccl. (1 work) 9035 Georgius TRAPEZUNTIUS Phil. (4 works) 9041 Demetrius PEPAGOMENUS Med. (1 work) 9042 Georgius MOSCHAMPAR Theol. (2 works) 9043 <SPANEAS> Poem. (3 works) 9044 Marinus Tzanes BUNIALES Poeta (1 work) 9048 Joannes Andreas TROÏLUS Trag. vel Comic. (1 work) 9049 Neophytus RHODINUS Epist. et Hagiogr. (1 work) 9050 Anthimus DIACRUSES Poeta (1 work)

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