Pinakes | Πίνακες - Notice : C. Riedweg, « A German Renaissance Humanist as Predecessor & Some Further Surprises: On the Direct and Indirect Tradition of Cyril’s Contra Iulianum », <i>Interreligiöse Konflikte im 4. und 5. Jahrhundert: Julian „Contra Galilaeos“ – Kyrill „Contra Iulianum“</i>, Texte und Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der altchristlichen Literatur 181, Berlin, Boston (MA), De Gruyter, 2019, p. 257-286. ISBN : 978-3-11-055189-1

C. Riedweg, « A German Renaissance Humanist as Predecessor & Some Further Surprises: On the Direct and Indirect Tradition of Cyril’s Contra Iulianum », Interreligiöse Konflikte im 4. und 5. Jahrhundert: Julian „Contra Galilaeos“ – Kyrill „Contra Iulianum“, Texte und Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der altchristlichen Literatur 181, Berlin, Boston (MA), De Gruyter, 2019, p. 257-286. ISBN : 978-3-11-055189-1

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Abstract : In preparing the critical edition of Cyril’s Against Julian, substantial new evidence regarding the indirect tradition of Cyril’s massive refutation of Julian’s pamphlet Against the Galileans has come to light, including some new fragments of both Julian’s and Cyril’s work and a great number of quotations from Cyril’s Against Julian by the Byzantine historian and exegete Michael Glycas (12th century). A thorough investigation of the manuscript transmission has, moreover, shown that the late Augsburg Humanist David Hoeschel (1556-1617) intended to produce a Greek edition of Cyril's Against Julian and for that purpose was comparing the readings of various manuscripts between the years 1613-1617. The Paris manuscript Q (Parisinus supplementi graeci 424: saec. XVII ineuntis) may actually have been written in Augsburg with Hoeschel’s planned edition specifically in mind. The article concludes with an addendum on the newly found Codex Patmos 263 by Katarzyna Prochenko and Christoph Riedweg.

Villes	Dépôts	Fonds	Cotes	Commentaire	Pages
München	Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (BSB)	Cod.graec.	539	Le cod. Monacensis graecus 539 (Chrysostome, Aduersus Iudaeos 1, 4-8, de la main de David Hoeschel) est pris comme élément de comparaison pour l’identification de la main de l’érudit augsbourgeois.	266 (n. 41)
Paris	Bibliothèque nationale de France (BNF)	Supplément grec	0424	Le cod. Parisinus suppl. gr. 424 (saec. XVII ineuntis) a vraisemblablement été copié à Augsbourg pour l'édition préparée par David Hoeschel
Patmos	Μονή Αγίου Ιωάννου του Θεολόγου	Mss.	0263	L'article s'achève sur un "addendum" donnant la notice descriptive, par Katarzyna Prochenko et Christoph Riedweg, du Codex Patmos 263, repéré récemment