Fragmentum Arundelianum

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Dimitrios Papanikolaou (University of Democritus)
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Fragment of a Greek dictionary, which are found today in ms. Arundel 9 (late 13th century, College of Arms / Herald’s College in London), in fol. 55r, just after the main lexicographical work of the manuscript, the

LexiconLondiniense

or

Parcionarium Graecum

(foll. 1-54v, on which see James 1910; Valente 2012: 54, and the special

LE

entry of Papanikolaou 2018. On the

Lexicon Londiniense

as an important source of fragments of the lost dictionary of ancient Greek grammarian Pausanias, see Heinimann 1992). Those fragments were initially intended as a supplement (or Appendix) to the

Lexicon Londiniense

; this supplement remained incomplete, since the addition of entries stopped after the first page for reasons unknown (see text of the

Fragmentum Arundelianum

in James 1910: 406-407).

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Citation: Papanikolaou, Dimitrios. "Fragmentum Arundelianum". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 11 August 2020 [https://www.litencyc.com/php/stopics.php?rec=true&UID=19594, accessed 03 October 2024.]

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