?> Cynthia M. Vakareliyska University of Oregon vakarel@uoregon.edu University of Oregon 2015-06-26 Verse prologue of 1295 1295 Russia Moscow State Historical Museum Moscow Synod Library collection No. 390 Greece gk Sept-Feb. cycle. Sources: Arx. Vladimir (Filantropov), Sistematičeskoe opisanie rukopisej Moskovskoj Sinodal'nyj (Patriaršej) Biblioteki. Č. 1. Rukopisi grečeskie. Moscow 1894, No. 354, pp. 514-39; and Spasskij 1901: xxx, 1900: 323ff., neither of which gives the Greek text. Spasskij does not list all individual calendars for the most common entries. 09/01 csv и Spasskij says only 1295 and Nikod. have this entry. Vladimir doesn't list this one for 1295. 09/02 csv presumably Ἐλεαζάρου τοῦ ἱερέως Φινεές, 1295 apparently omits Julianus apparently a duplicate entry for Eutychianus? Spasskij indicates that Sirl has this saint also, decribed as martyred on a cross 09/03 csv Holweck 1924 states that the Russian tradition includes Archontion with Zeno and Chariton but that Archontion is not in the Martyrologium Romanum. 09/04 csv Centurion καὶ per Vladimir per Vladimir 09/05 csv presumably .Cf. CT 6 Sept 09/06 csv probably; Spasskij gives only one Cyriacus 09/07 csv 09/08 csv 09/09 csv . 09/10 csv per Vladimir 09/11 csv 09/12 csv 09/13 csv 09/14 csv ] 09/15 csv 09/16 csv see also 24 Oct see also 29 Oct 09/17 csv καὶ Agathocleia is listed separately above on this date и 09/18 csv 09/19 csv 9/20 csv καὶ companion Basilla appears several entries below 09/21 csv 1295 omits Nestor Filantropov does not name these probably 09/22 csv probably, with AA; cf. Spasskij's conjecture (t. I, 292) of Isaac, Greek martyr with Martin, who is already in the group Priscus, Martin, and Nicholas in 1295 this date 09/23 csv τῶν ἁγίων γυναικῶν καὶ 09/24 csv in prologue verses for this date; see also the CT entry on this date for a female saint "Perse" alone, likely originally a misinterpretation of the toponym "Persia" in Gabdela's description. 09/25 csv μεγάλου σεισμοῦ καἱ εἰς ἀέρα ἁρπαγῆς παιδὸς. 09/26 csv 09/27 csv 09/28 csv , Eustathius generally has only one companion, Callinicus; 1295 inserts Alexander and 30 soldiers into this set saintset Eustathius and Callinicus is interrupted by Alexander, martyr at Calytus and 30 soldiers Spasskij believes this is Alexander, martyr at Calytus again, and 30 soldiers Καλλινίκου, 09/29 csv 09/30 csv καὶ perhaps Petronia as for 29 Sept Spasskij lists this entry as Gudelia, but Filantropov gives it as Gobdela Cf. Spasskij identifies this Mardonius in 1295 alone as a martyr burned by coals. csv 10/02 csv 10/03 csv possibly Dionysius, Faustus, et al., also this date? 10/04 csv Γαΐου, Φαύστου, Εὐσεβίου, καὶ Χαιρήμονος. 10/05 csv see also 12 Oct 10/06 csv see also 13 Oct 10/07 csv 10/08 csv Like (CT) P, 1295 omits the companions Ἀννης 10/09 csv see also 12 Oct Filantropov adds 'i Kerku', but no such name has been come across elsewhere 10/10 csv 10/11 csv see also 17 Oct καὶ 10/12 csv see also 5 Oct see also 9 Oct 10/13 csv with 882, Carp specifies only Carpus and Papylus see also 6 Oct 10/14 csv 10/15 csv see also 17 Oct . see also 16 Oct 10/16 csv see also 15 Oct 10/17 csv καὶ see also 15 Oct see also 11, 21 Oct 10/18 csv 10/19 csv csv 1295 has only Milles and Eborus 1295 omits Ennatha Τερτίου, 10/21 csv καὶ 1295 omits Hypatius and Sazonius Holweck names some of the companions as Joseph, John, Shapur, Isaac, Hypatius, Azotus, Sazonius, Thecla, Baula, Denachis, and Anna see also 11, 17 Oct 10/22 csv , Μαρτινιανός, see also 23 Oct 10/23 csv interrupted in 1295 by Petronius and two boys see also 22s Oct 10/24 csv see also 16 Sept 10/25 csv и probably; 1295 interrupts this set with Sabinus Probably, although Filantropov lists this as Valerianus, since Chrysaphus also occurs this date 1295 and its relatives insert a Papiscus after Papias, per Filantropov 10/26 csv see also 27 Oct 10/27 csv per Filantropov, 1295 et al. contain a story about Iberians. see also 26 Oct 10/28 csv . also 29 Oct 1295 names only Terentius, Pompeius, and Africanus , perhaps; this entry per Spasskij, 1901 vol. II: 334; also No. 1136, Xlud. 146. Spasskij suggests these are Georgian saints. τῶν ἐν τῷ χάσματι τῶν ἀνατολικῶν ἁγίων πατρῶν. 10/29 csv s also 28 Oct see also 16 Septs 10/30 csv 1295 inserts Joshua/Jesus first of two entries first of two entries second of two entries second of two entries see also 16 Septs also in H, for 29 Oct, so not Joseph I of Constantinople, who died in 1283. 1295 and CT do not list Domnina and child , 10/31 csv 1295 omits Appeles probably  probably for Bassa, as in CT 29 Oct probably, as in CT 29 Oct, although Filantropov names a wife Anne instead of niece Mary perhaps 33 martyrs at Meletine? 7 Nov 11/01 csv Like Baron., 1295 names only Caesarius and Dasius ,  per Holweck, likely the same couple as Cyrena and Julitta also 2 Nov 11/02 csv 1295 names only Eudocius, Agapius, and 8 companions , also 1 Nov 11/03 csv  11/04 csv 11/05 csv , 1295 also names companions Eupsychius, Pamphilus and Theophilus Filantropov has 'Theophilus' 11/06 csv 11/07 csv καὶ ς καὶ also 9 Nov 11/08 cvs ] 11/09 csv τῆς ὁσίας Εὐστολίας, also 7 Nov 11/10 csv 1295 omits Tertius 11/11 csv 11/12 csv probably; Filantropov translates the honorific as "bishop of Constantinople in Gaul". Pope Martin was an Apostolic delegate at Constantinople and was tried there. Per Filantropov, 1295 has Φραγγίας, whereas its relative 355 has Φρυγγίας 11/13 csv 11/14 csv 11/15 csv Filantropov does not mention companions in 1295 and related mss. of this group, like P at 16 Nov, 1295 lists only Carterius, Eupsychius, and a Nearchus, in the ame order as P. Filantropov does not mention companions in 1295 and related mss. also in 1295, for Nov. 5 most likely, although Spasskij identifies this individual as Aza, martyr by drowning, usually 21 Oct. 11/16 csv 11/17 csv 11/18 csv 11/19 csv , 11/20 csv 1295 omits the second Isaac, Baula, Anne, and the other companions except for Papas 'Bautha', per Filantropov; or perhaps Baula/Paul 11/21 csv 11/22 csv 1295 inserts Onesimus into this group Like H, 1295 omits Pancharius, and also omits the children; per Filantropov, 1295 alone among its relatives inserts Zacharias into this group 1295, alone among rels., per Spasskij, with Xlud. 144, but per Filantropov, his description in 1295 is ῾Ρωμαῖος 11/23 csv ̇ и per Filantropov, subject of a story in 1295 and relatives 11/24 csv 11/25 csv 11/26 csv 11/27 csv 11/28 csv Like H, 1295 does not list Basil. 11/29 csv in Fa in Matéos's CT collation 11/30 csv 12/01 cv Holweck is tentative in naming Ephesus per Spasskij τοῦ ἁγίου μάρτυρος Θεοδώρου 12/02 csv 1295 seems to list this saint twice consecutively, the second time calling him "Solomon, Archbishop of Ephesus" Ἄθλησις τοῦ ἁγίου μάρτυρος Ἀβίβου. 12/03 csv 1295 lists two Theoduli on this date 1295 describes them as at Constantinople 12/04 csv 12/05 csv 12/06 csv 12/07 csv 1295 lists Neophytus separately on this date 12/08 csv This may be the same group as the 300 martyrs listed in 1295 for 7 Dec. 12/09 csv 12/10 csv 12/11 csv 12/12 csv 12/13 csv 12/14 csv 1295 omits Callinicus 12/15 csv 1295 interrupts this pair with Eleutherius Cubicularus 12/16 csv ὶ for the second Sunday before Christmas Per Filantropov, listed individually with vitae, but Filantropov provides only Susanna, the last entry. 12/17 csv perhaps a second entry for Dunale/Daniel/Stephen? probably; 1295 'Iacchus', per Spasskij and Filantropov. 12/18 csv 12/19 csv καὶ 12/20 csv 12/21 csv 12/22 csv φωτοβρόμιον τῆς τοῦ θεοῦ μεγάλης ἐκκλησίας.per Filantropov 12/23 csv 12/24 csv 12/25 csv 12/26 csv ...ἐν τοῖς Πολιλᾶ ...ἐν τῇ ἁγίᾳ σορῷ ἀποθέσεως τῆς τιμίας ἐσθῆτος ὁπεραγίας θεοτόκου ἐν Βλαχέρναις. specified for first Sunday after Christmas 12/27 csv per Spasskij, t. II: 27; cf. Filantropov's identification of this entry in 1295 as Theodore I, Patriarch of Constantinople (op. cit., 531) 12/28 csv 12/29 csv ...τοῦ Χαλκοῦ Τετραπόλου. 12/30 csv 12/31 csv 01/01 csv : 01/02 csv 01/03 csv ...σημεισφόρου, τοῦ ἐν ἁγ. Ζαχαρίᾳ τῆς Ἀτρώας. 01/04 csv Per Filantropov, near the Church os St. Achatius 01/05 csv ... ἐν τῷ Ἀκρίτᾳ. 01/06 csv 01/07 csv 01/08 csv et Per Fillantropov and Spasskij, 'samei' 01/09 csv 01/10 csv 01/11 csv Σύναξις τῶν ἁγίων μυρίων ἀγγὲλων. Τελεῖται δὲ ἔνδον τοῦ μαρτυρίου τῆς ἁγίας Ἀναστασίας ἐν τοῖς Δομνίνου. ἐν Πλακιδιαναῖς per Spasskij 01/12 csv 01/13 csv υ ...ἀγὸ Νγσίβεως. ...τοῦ Βαθεωρύακος. 01/14 csv also 33 monks at Raithu ...τοῦ Χηνολάκκου. Per Filantropov, 1295 also lists the parable of the tax collector and the Pharisee for this Sunday. 01/15 csv ...πτωχῷ per Spasskij, the same verses are given here as for 6 martyrs on 4 Jan 01/16 csv 01/17 csv date illegible csv 01/19. csv 01/20 csv Τῇ αὐτῇ ἡμέρᾳ, 01/21 csv Per Filantropov, 1295 designates the Prodigal Son lection for the week 01/22 csv , Λέοντος, 01/23 csv ...ἐν τοῦ Παρείῳ. 01/24 csv 1295 omits Eugraphus with P ...Καλπασίου ...πλησίον τοῦ Ταύρου. 01/25 csv ...σχενοφύλακος 01/26 csv ...ἐν φρούρα 01/27 csv Per Filantropov, also here an appeal to Cyriacus (unidentified) Per Filantropov, for Meatless Saturday 01/28 csv Per Filantropov: for Meatless Sunday, the Second Coming 01/29 csv per Spasskij, this may be Mausimus, 23 Jan. 01/30 csv ...πέραν ἐν γεωρβία. date illegible csv 02/01 csv 02/02 csv 02/03 csv Per Filantropov, for Cheesefare Saturday 02/04 csv ...Ἀρρβηλῆς.... Per Filantropov, for Cheesefare Sunday. 02/05 csv 02/06 csv ...ἐν Ἐμέσῃ 02/07 csv ...ἐν Μονοβάτοις 1295 adds Theopemptus' wife 02/08 csv ...Παφου νῆς Κύπρου 02/09 csv 02/10 csv 1295 inserts Ennatha, Valentina, and Paul into this group, and omits Theoctistus per Filantropov, 1295 has 'of Constantinople' 02/11 csv 02/12 csv 02/13 csv 02/14 csv ...ἐν τῷ Βουνῷ 02/15 csv Σύναξις ἐν τοῖς διακονίσσοις 02/16 csv ...ἐν τοῦ Μαρτυροπόλει 02/17 csv ...τοῦ Καλλικελάδου probably; also 882, Oh 'Auxentius', but Oh describes him as bishop of Cyprus ...Σόλωνος τῆς Κόπρου 02/18 csv ...Συναίου ...τῆς Λυκίας 02/19 csv 02/20 csv ...ἐν Κύρου 02/21 csv ...ἀπο Σχολαστικῶν 02/22 csv the toponym 'Gate of Eugenia' is misunderstood as a saint Eugenia; also CarpAp Spasskij 1901 vol. 1: 52 lists the formula 'Blasius, Pope of Rome' for 1295, suggesting this is for Blasius/Blaise the bishop, but Filantropov renders it in Russian as 'Blasius the bishop' 02/23 csv 02/24 csv 02/25 csv ...ἐν Δριπάρων τῆς Θράκης ...Σχοπέλων ...Ἀπαμείας Κύπρου 02/26 csv 02/27 csv ...συναθκητῷ τοῦ Προκοπίου 02/28 csv per Filantropov, apparently 1295 adds a Christodulus