An album of manuscript pages connected to Simonides

[Steven Avery]

Leading to an epigraphy and graphology field day.

Codex Sinaiticus and Constantine Simonides - the Benedict identity fraud/theft

Here is a question for TNC. TNC seems to think that the question of the manuscript stash of Benedict is important to the Sinaiticus account. (If I remember, Nikolos Farmakidis allows ambiguity and uncertainty in the manuscript stash claim, it would be worth checking.) Why? The Benedict...

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[Steven Avery]

anticipating the Simonides to Kallinikos (on hieroglyphics) and the Simonides-Hodgkin correspondence from the Forging Antiquities project

This has come up numerous times here, so let's start with the wonderful tidbit of information: 2019 Interns on the Forging Antiquity Project https://markersofauthenticity.com/2020/08/07/2019-interns-on-the-forging-antiquity-project/ "One of the projects of my internship included translating...

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https://www.purebibleforum.com/index.php?threads/notes-on-simonides-publication-lists.599/


Biographische Bemerkungen zu Konstantinos Simonides
Anna Mykoniati

SimonidesGERMAN.pdf

Konstantinos Simonides is one of the most versatile nineteenth century forgers of ancient manuscripts. Because of the extent and diversity of his rich production, he caused controversy among experts of his time and became a legendary persona, who

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p. 90

12 The genuine or fake manuscripts sold by Simonides in Europe are not cataloged. There are those in
the National Library (Athens),
the British Library (London),
the Bodleian Library (Oxford),
the Austrian National Library (Vienna)
in the Bibliotheque de Chatres (France),
the City Museum (Liverpool)
and seemingly also in other collections.

Leipzig

 

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The resource list from Gennadius

Genius book