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Article dans une revue Travaux et mémoires 23/1 [= A. Binggeli & V. Deroche (éd.), Mélanges Bernard Flusin], Année : 2019

Le patriarche Taraise, Jean Moshos et la femme de Potiphar dans un synaxaire insolite (Sainte-Trinité 71)

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The manuscript Holy Trinity 71 (14th c.) of the Patriarchal Library in Istanbul is a very curious specimen of the Synaxarion of Constantinople that mixes the commemorations of saints for the winter semester—several of which were rewritten to connect some saints with the monastery founded by Patriarch Tarasius on the Bosporus—with a very large number of spiritually beneficial tales. The article proposes a comprehensive study of the many peculiarities of this manuscript concluding on the hypothesis that it could have been compiled specifically for a convent of nuns in Palaiologan Constantinople. The study consists of three parts. In the first part, the commemorations of saints specifically related to the monastery of Tarasios are edited and the promotion of this particular monastery is commented on. The second part analyses the collection of edifying stories brought together by the compiler and highlights his interest for stories about women and Constantinopolitan nunneries. The third part offers an edition of a particular tale concerning an aristocratic adulteress, which underwent an in-depth metaphrasis to serve an uncommon moral.

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halshs-03117674, version 1 (21-01-2021)

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André Binggeli. Le patriarche Taraise, Jean Moshos et la femme de Potiphar dans un synaxaire insolite (Sainte-Trinité 71). Travaux et mémoires 23/1 [= A. Binggeli & V. Deroche (éd.), Mélanges Bernard Flusin], , 2019. ⟨halshs-03117674⟩
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