The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. MarkBurgon, John William
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The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark
Burgon, John William
Bible. Mark XVI, 9-20 -- Criticism, Textual
(xxx.) EVAN. 181 (Xavier, Cod. Zelada.) Birch was shewn this Codex of the
Four Gospels in the Library of Cardinal Xavier of Zelada (_Prolegomena_,
p. lviii): “Cujus forma est in folio, pp. 596. In margine passim occurrunt
scholia ex Patrum Commentariis exscripta.”
(xxxi.) EVAN. 186 (Laur. vi. 18.) This Codex is minutely described by
Bandini (_Cat._ i. 130), who gives the Scholion (_infra_, p. 388-9), and
says that the Commentary is without any Author’s name.
(xxxii.) EVAN. 194 (Laur. vi. 33.) Βίκτορος πρεσβυτέρου Ἀντιοχείας
ἑρμηνεία εἰς τὸ κατὰ Μάρκον εὐαγγέλιον. (See the description of this Codex
in Bandini’s _Cat._ i. 158.)
(xxxiii.) EVAN. 195 (Laur. vi. 34.) This Codex seems to correspond in its
contents with No. xxxi. _suprà_: the Commentary containing the Scholion,
and being anonymous. (See Bandini, p. 161.)
(xxxiv.) EVAN. 197 (Laur. viii. 14.) The Commentary, (which is Victor’s,
but has no Author’s name prefixed,) is defective at the end. (See Bandini,
p. 355.)
(xxxv.) EVAN. 210 (Venet. 27.) “Conveniunt initio Commentarii eum iis qui
Victori Antiocheno tribuuntur, progressu autem discrepant.” (Theupoli
_Graeca D. Marci Bibl. Codd. MSS._ Venet. 1740.) I infer that the work is
anonymous.
(xxxvi.) Venet. 495. “VICTORIS ANTIOCHENI Presbyteri expositio in
Evangelium Marci, collecta ex diversis Patribus.” (I obtain this reference
from the Catalogue of Theupolus.)
(xxxvii.) EVAN. 215 (Venet. 544.) I presume, from the description in the
Catalogue of Theupolus, that this Codex also contains a copy of Victor’s
Commentary.
(xxxviii.) EVAN. 221 (Vind. Ness. 117, Lambec. 38). Kollar has a long note
(B) [iii. 157] on the Commentary, which has no Author’s name prefixed.
Birch (p. 225) refers to it for the purpose recorded under No. xxv.
(xxxix.) EVAN. 222 (Vind. Ness. 180, Lambec. 39.) The Commentary is
anonymous. Birch refers to it, as before.
Add the following six MSS. at Moscow, concerning which, see Matthaei’s
Nov. Test. (1788) vol. ii. p. xii.:—
(xl.) EVAN. 237 (This is Matthaei’s d or D [described in his _N. T._ ix.
242. Also _Vict. Ant._ ii. 137.] “SS. Synod. 42:”) and is one of the MSS.
employed by Matthaei in his ed. of Victor.—The Commentary on S. Mark has
no Author’s name prefixed.
(xli.) EVAN. 238 (Matthaei’s e or E [described in his _N. T._ ix. 200.
Also _Vict. Ant._ ii. 141.] “SS. Synod. 48.”) This Codex formed the basis
of Matthaei’s ed. of Victor, [See the _Not. Codd. MSS._ at the end of vol.
ii. p. 123. Also _N. T._ ix. 202.] The Commentary on S. Mark is anonymous.
(xlii.) EVAN. 253 (Matthaei’s 10 [described in his _N. T._ ix. 234.] It
was lent him by Archbishop Nicephorus.) Matthaei says (p. 236) that it
corresponds with a (_our_ Evan. 259). No Author’s name is prefixed to the
Commentary on S. Mark.
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