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Stichometry is the
practice of
counting lines in texts:
Ancient Gr****s and
Romans measured the
length of
their books in lines, just as
modern books are...
- The
Stichometry of
Nicephorus is a
stichometry attributed to
Patriarch Nicephorus I of
Constantinople (c. 758-828). The work
appears at the end of the...
- 66.4 (1973): 479-486;
Michael E. Stone, "Armenian
Canon Lists II—The
Stichometry of
Anania of
Shirak (c. 615-c. 690 CE.)."
Harvard Theological Review...
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excerpts of the book of
Enoch in his Chronography. In the 9th
century Stichometry of Nicephorus,
Enoch is
relegated (along with ten
other texts) to a list...
- third-century list in the sixth-century
Codex Claromont**** and in the
later Stichometry of
Nicephorus appended to the ninth-century
Chronography of Nikephoros...
- and the apocrypha. Next to each book is the
count of its lines, his
stichometry, to
which we can
compare our
accepted texts and
judge how much has been...
- shorter,
while the
Ethiopic matches the
claimed line
count from the
Stichometry of Nicephorus;
patristic references and
quotes seem to
match the Ethiopic...
- pentastich, polystichia, polystichous, stich, stichic, stichomancy,
stichometry, stichomythia,
telestich stich-
tunic Gr**** στίχη (stíkhē), στιχάριον...
- include: De
laude martyrii (On the
Glory of Martyrdom),
mentioned in a
stichometry of a
Cyprianic m****cript from 365 De
rebaptismate (On Rebaptism) De...
- 'partial
stichometry' (in
contrast to the
total stichometry studied by Graux).
Fifty years later, Ohly's
definitive monograph on
stichometry built on...
