Steven Avery
Administrator
British Quarterly Review (1863)
https://books.google.com/books?id=TMNjkkJZw8UC&pg=PA354
John Prodromos - coffee house in Galata, family, son of Pappa Prodromos, who was a minister of the Greek Church
in Tebizond (Trebizon, Trabzon).
"John Prodromos kept a coffee-house in Galatas, Constantinople, and probably does so still."
Hadji John Prodromus - coffee shop in Galata, outskirts of Constantinople
Pappa Prodromus had church in Trebizond on the northern coast (unclear if he saw manuscript)
John Prodromos 'who perused it with attention'
John Prodromos - coffee house in Galata, family, son of Pappa Prodromos, who was a minister of the Greek Church
in Tebizond (Trebizon, Trabzon).
"John Prodromos kept a coffee-house in Galatas, Constantinople, and probably does so still."
The Journal of Sacred Literature - April, 1863
https://books.google.com/books?id=kR82AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA217
https://archive.org/details/journalsacredli15cowpgoog/page/217/mode/1up
https://books.google.com/books?id=zz1KAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA250
Elliott p. 29
The name of the professional caligraphist to the monastery at St. Panteleemon was Dionysius; the name of the monk who was sent by the Patriarch Constantius to convey the volume from the island of Antigonus to Sinai was Germanus. The volume, whilst in my possession, was seen by many persons, and it was perused with attention by the Hadji John Prodromos, son of Pappa Prodromos, who was a minister of the Greek Church in Trebizond. John Prodromos kept a coffee-house in Galatas, Constantinople, and probably does so still. The note from the Patriarch Constantius, acknowledging the receipt of the MSS., together with 25,000 piastres, sent to me by Constantius as a benediction, was brought to me by the deacon Hilarion. All the persons thus named are, I believe, still alive, and could bear witness to the truth of my statement.
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David Daniels
Sometime in early-mid 1841, 251 Patriarchs Constantius and Anthimus viewed the Codex in Hadji John Prodromos’ coffee shop in Galatas, Constantinople.
Who Faked p. 21
https://books.google.com/books?id=Ap83EAAAQBAJ&pg=RA1-PA21
p. 29
p. 54
https://books.google.com/books?id=TMNjkkJZw8UC&pg=PA354
Some time afterwards he removed to Constantinople, and showed the volume to the patriarchs Anthimus ( Anthimos ) and Constantius, and to John Prodromus, ‘who kept a coffee-house at Galata, and probably does so still. Constantius, after thoroughly examining it, urged him to present it to the library of Sinai, which he accordingly promised to do. He subsequently left it at the house of Constantius during his absence, for the purpose of being sent to Sinai ; and he produces a copy of the letter he received from Constantius acknowledging its safe receipt. In 1846 he visited Constantinople, and saw Constantius again, who informed him that the MS. had been forwarded to Sinai. In 1852 he saw it there himself, and found that the librarian knew nothing whatever of the origin of the MS., and he for his part said nothing. He examined the MS., however, and found it altered, having an older appearance than it ought to have.
John Prodromos - coffee house in Galata, family, son of Pappa Prodromos, who was a minister of the Greek Church
in Tebizond (Trebizon, Trabzon).
"John Prodromos kept a coffee-house in Galatas, Constantinople, and probably does so still."
Hadji John Prodromus - coffee shop in Galata, outskirts of Constantinople
Pappa Prodromus had church in Trebizond on the northern coast (unclear if he saw manuscript)
John Prodromos 'who perused it with attention'
John Prodromos - coffee house in Galata, family, son of Pappa Prodromos, who was a minister of the Greek Church
in Tebizond (Trebizon, Trabzon).
"John Prodromos kept a coffee-house in Galatas, Constantinople, and probably does so still."
The Journal of Sacred Literature - April, 1863
https://books.google.com/books?id=kR82AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA217
https://archive.org/details/journalsacredli15cowpgoog/page/217/mode/1up
https://books.google.com/books?id=zz1KAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA250
Elliott p. 29
The name of the professional caligraphist to the monastery at St. Panteleemon was Dionysius; the name of the monk who was sent by the Patriarch Constantius to convey the volume from the island of Antigonus to Sinai was Germanus. The volume, whilst in my possession, was seen by many persons, and it was perused with attention by the Hadji John Prodromos, son of Pappa Prodromos, who was a minister of the Greek Church in Trebizond. John Prodromos kept a coffee-house in Galatas, Constantinople, and probably does so still. The note from the Patriarch Constantius, acknowledging the receipt of the MSS., together with 25,000 piastres, sent to me by Constantius as a benediction, was brought to me by the deacon Hilarion. All the persons thus named are, I believe, still alive, and could bear witness to the truth of my statement.
==========================================
David Daniels
Sometime in early-mid 1841, 251 Patriarchs Constantius and Anthimus viewed the Codex in Hadji John Prodromos’ coffee shop in Galatas, Constantinople.
Who Faked p. 21
https://books.google.com/books?id=Ap83EAAAQBAJ&pg=RA1-PA21
p. 29
p. 54
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