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David Daniels - Who Faked - Book 2
Timeline
Book
Spyridon Lambrou
5024
1841 - Mt. Athos 5024 number, not Spyridon Lambrou
See also the Simonides Benedict book, in McGrane?
Date unknown.
Spyridon Lambrou
6405 - March 1841
Catalogue of the Greek manuscripts on Mount Athos, Volume 2 (1900)
https://books.google.com/books?id=1DdAAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA454
Dates of Anthimus IV and V
"Anthimos the 5th was active in the office of Ecumenical Patriarch from the 6th of May 1841 until he died on the 12th of June 1842."
https://forums.carm.org/threads/the...tigations-by-kevin-mcgrane.21098/post-1628469
Based on the Sept 1841 manuscript at Athos, and the dates given by Farmakidis, the visit with the manuscript and Michael Fotiadis would be in late 1841, and thus the Patriarch would be Anthimos the 5th, although the 4th could likely be in Constantinople too.
Note also that Farmakidis has Anthimos V as the one who is more friendly to the Symi family (Fotiadis et al(
Simonides
narrative
Stewart book - below
Farmakidis - includes Michael Fotiadis
says they met with Anthimos V
CARM
https://forums.carm.org/threads/the...ns-by-kevin-mcgrane.21098/page-6#post-1628469
‘Constantius, late of Constantinople,
‘An earnest worshipper in Christ.
Island of Antigonus, 13th Aug., 1841.”’
Journal of Sacred Literature !863)
https://books.google.com/books?id=ybYRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA249
Daniels - with pic of Anthimos IV
https://books.google.com/books?id=Ap83EAAAQBAJ&pg=RA1-PA83
Search - “e.g. Simonides gets 3 hits
best - search in Collections
this looks good
Letter of Recommendation ?
Constantius
Amphilochius
Anthimus
Elliott
Genius
Contra accounts (if they differ)
benedict passing info
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1840 - Benedict passing
1841 - Chatzifotis ms. - Simonides and Kallinikos
March 1841 - 6405 Simonides in Athos
how do 6406 and 6407 fit
Anthimos the 5th Ecumenical Patriarch
May 6, 1841 - until he died June 12, 1842 "
Aug 13, 1841 - Constantius letter from Antigonus - JSL
Sept 1841 ? - repository.mountathos.org
http://repository.mountathos.org/jspui/handle/20.500.11957/265137/
20.500.11957/265137
21_01_5024
5024 manuscript at Athos
Holy Community of Mt. Athos
Sept 1841 ? - Fotiadis and Simonides to Constantinople with Anthimus V - Farmakidis
how does Simonides narrative describe Constantius - Sinaiticus and Stewart
Oct 12, 1841 - Anthimus, Archbishop - letter of recommendation, Simonides stayed with him a year and more
stewart
november 1841, to Odessa -narrative
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On PBF I have a page where I am collating the 1841 quotes and timeline. There are about 8 distinct sources, including the
Sinaiticus narrative,
Stewart bio,
Lambrou ms.,
5024 Simonides note (Holy Community Ms)
Farmakidis
Lilia,
patriarch dates
Dates on letters of recommendation,
And 100% precision is nice, but not required.
My main concern is Anthimos IV or V as patriarch at the time of the manuscript xfer. The evidence for V is reasonably compelling. They would likely both know of the events.
=====
There is also a date of a ms where Simonides wrote Benedict material, still a WIP on year.
David Daniels - Who Faked - Book 2
Timeline
Book
Spyridon Lambrou
5024
1841 - Mt. Athos 5024 number, not Spyridon Lambrou
See also the Simonides Benedict book, in McGrane?
Date unknown.
Spyridon Lambrou
6405 - March 1841
Catalogue of the Greek manuscripts on Mount Athos, Volume 2 (1900)
https://books.google.com/books?id=1DdAAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA454
Dates of Anthimus IV and V
"Anthimos the 5th was active in the office of Ecumenical Patriarch from the 6th of May 1841 until he died on the 12th of June 1842."
Anthimus V of Constantinople - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Based on the Sept 1841 manuscript at Athos, and the dates given by Farmakidis, the visit with the manuscript and Michael Fotiadis would be in late 1841, and thus the Patriarch would be Anthimos the 5th, although the 4th could likely be in Constantinople too.
Note also that Farmakidis has Anthimos V as the one who is more friendly to the Symi family (Fotiadis et al(
Simonides
narrative
Stewart book - below
Farmakidis - includes Michael Fotiadis
says they met with Anthimos V
CARM
https://forums.carm.org/threads/the...ns-by-kevin-mcgrane.21098/page-6#post-1628469
‘Constantius, late of Constantinople,
‘An earnest worshipper in Christ.
Island of Antigonus, 13th Aug., 1841.”’
Journal of Sacred Literature !863)
https://books.google.com/books?id=ybYRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA249
Daniels - with pic of Anthimos IV
https://books.google.com/books?id=Ap83EAAAQBAJ&pg=RA1-PA83
Search - “e.g. Simonides gets 3 hits
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Letter of Recommendation ?
Constantius
Amphilochius
Anthimus
Elliott
Genius
Contra accounts (if they differ)
benedict passing info
===========-=-
1840 - Benedict passing
1841 - Chatzifotis ms. - Simonides and Kallinikos
March 1841 - 6405 Simonides in Athos
how do 6406 and 6407 fit
Anthimos the 5th Ecumenical Patriarch
May 6, 1841 - until he died June 12, 1842 "
Aug 13, 1841 - Constantius letter from Antigonus - JSL
Sept 1841 ? - repository.mountathos.org
http://repository.mountathos.org/jspui/handle/20.500.11957/265137/
20.500.11957/265137
21_01_5024
5024 manuscript at Athos
Holy Community of Mt. Athos
Sept 1841 ? - Fotiadis and Simonides to Constantinople with Anthimus V - Farmakidis
how does Simonides narrative describe Constantius - Sinaiticus and Stewart
Oct 12, 1841 - Anthimus, Archbishop - letter of recommendation, Simonides stayed with him a year and more
stewart
november 1841, to Odessa -narrative
==============================
On PBF I have a page where I am collating the 1841 quotes and timeline. There are about 8 distinct sources, including the
Sinaiticus narrative,
Stewart bio,
Lambrou ms.,
5024 Simonides note (Holy Community Ms)
Farmakidis
Lilia,
patriarch dates
Dates on letters of recommendation,
And 100% precision is nice, but not required.
My main concern is Anthimos IV or V as patriarch at the time of the manuscript xfer. The evidence for V is reasonably compelling. They would likely both know of the events.
=====
There is also a date of a ms where Simonides wrote Benedict material, still a WIP on year.
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