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Anglais
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arm 724 f.110r, f.110v, f.111r and f.111v
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Albert ten Kate |
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2022-03
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY-4.0)
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Set de données
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Mesrop Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts
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New Testament
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Mark 16
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Textual criticism
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arm 724
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M 2374
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Swiss National Science Foundation
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Armenian
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Ariston
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Long ending
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The Matenadaran Yerevan (Armenia)
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Anglais
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arm 724 (Matenadaran 2374) f.110r, f.110v, f.111r and f.111v; transcription and English translation by Albert ten Kate (independent researcher, NL); TEI/XML and HTML encoding by Mina Monier (SNSF project MARK16). With the kind help of Dr. Ani Ghazaryan Drissi (COE) for the images (The Matenadaran Yerevan, Armenia).
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Anglais
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Mina Monier
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Anglais
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989 CE
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arménien classique
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NT.VMR Doc ID 910724
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Anglais
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arm 724 or M 2374 d. 989, from Noravank (“Syunik”); 232 folios of four Gospels (fol. 1-5r: Eusebian Letter to Carpianus and Canons; fol. 5v-8v miniatures; fol.9r-72r: Matthew; fol. 72v-111v: Mark; fol. 111v-176v: Luke; fol. 173r-227r; fol.228r-229v: miniatures; fol. 230r-232v: Copyist Memorial). Scribe: Yovhannēs; uncial script, two columns; 14-17 graphemes pro line; in Mk 16, 1-20: two miniatures in margin: two women and the youngster.
Textual particularities: 16,7: an -ր is wiped out at the end after անդ “there”; and also at the end of the verse the beginning of next verse was wiped out եւ իբրեւ “and when” and overwritten by ձեզ “to you”; 16,8: at the beginning of the last clause there is a question-mark “why?”(the same mark in 16,3) (“who?”); unique in textual history, but preparing 16, 9-20: interpreting this final as an answer on vs. 8; it could also be explained as an accent, thus according to textual majority; with red ink is written at this place by a later hand (14th-15th): “by Ariston the elder”, later thus explaining the long addition.
Albert ten Kate, SNSF MARK16, CC BY 4.0
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https://ntvmr.uni-muenster.de/manuscript-workspace?docID=910724
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https://mark16.sib.swiss
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https://data.snf.ch/grants/grant/179755
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https://ntvmr.uni-muenster.de/catalog?docID=910724
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M 2374
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https://ark.dasch.swiss/ark:/72163/1/0844/ZNH6soMsQt=XL8Xbe8HT9Aw.20230418T122203673272493Z
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910724
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arm 724
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The Matenadaran Yerevan (Armenia)
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