152 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHILO
C.-W., FAMILY V.- Vindobonensis theologicus gr. 29, parchment, 249 largest size folios, XL
century, written in a beautiful hand by Augerius Busbeckius at Con
stantinople, specimen at end of C-W., no. 23,1.
Contains: Opif. only (first half) on fols. i47r-i54v. Fol. 146V gives an
index of Philo's works as follows: Opif., QGi, ii, iii, iv, v, vi, QE ii, v,
Post., Decal., Spec, iii, iv. This list was evidently contained in the ex
emplar. On the same folio appears EXJCOXOQ STTIOKOITOC ev owuaTioic
£V£V£GJoaro, written in the form of a Greek cross and seems to mean
that Euzoius had the text transcribed from papyrus to parchment. The
exemplar therefore goes back to about A.D. 380 when Euzoius was
bishop of Caesarea.
See C.-W., no. 23,1, iii, xxxv-xxxvii; Cohn, no. 14, pp. i—vii. - Vindobonensis suppl. gr. 50, once in the possession of John Alexander
Brassicanus, a lawyer, then at the Bibliotheca Windhagiana, parch
ment, 108 folios in quarto, XII. century. This codex is the exemplar of
the first part of no. 102 and of nos. 92, 114-117. Sometime in the XIII.
century the text of the codex was corrected throughout by a learned
scribe whose corrections depended on his own ingenuity rather than on
MS. authority. In many places he obscured the original text. The de
pendent codices copy his corrections.
Contains: Mos. i, ii, iii, Virt. a, Jos.
See C.-W., no. 23, IV, ii-v; Cohn, no. 28, pp. 488-500. - Venetus append, class. XI, 31, once belonged to Gaspar Contarini, paper,
304 folios in quarto, XIV. century, written in small script with many
abbreviations.
Contains: the same treatises as no. 113, of which it is a copy.
See C-W., no. 23, IV, iv-v; Cohn, ibid. - Vindobonensis hist. gr. 81 (bound with cod. 80), paper, 194 folios in
quarto, XV.-XVI. centuries, written by the hand of Arsenius, arch
bishop of Monembasia.
Contains: Mos. i, ii, iii (defective at the end), Jos. (defective at the be
ginning) ; Abr. The text of Abr. agrees with that of no. 43.
See C.-W., no. 23, IV, vii-viii; Cohn, ibid. - Leidensis suppl. gr. 105, once Claromontanus 198, then Meermannianus
375, paper, 115 folios in quarto, XVI. century.
Contains: Mos. i, ii, iii, Virt. a, Jos., Abr. The text of Abr. agrees with
that of no. 43.
See C.-W., no. 23, IV, viii; Cohn, ibid. - Monacensis gr. 19 (= Boicus 35 used by Hoeschel), paper, 496 largest
size folios, XVI. century.