Résumé :
In 1966, Jean Gouillard published a set of excerpts from an unknown work of John the Grammarian. These excerpts, which consist of three paragraph-length quotations arguing against the veneration of icons, survive thanks to being included by an anonymous Iconophile in a two-part treatise dedicated to refuting John’s positions. The treatise itself survives, albeit in a damaged and incomplete state, in a single 13th-century manuscript. In 2011, a diplomatic edition of the first part of the treatise was published in