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1. www.perseus.tufts.edu › hopper › textA Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology

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   The works of Symeon Metaphrastes are still valued by the Greeks. Three small quarto volumes containing selections from the Vitae Sanctorum, translated into the modern Greek tongue by Agapius, a Cretan monk, printed at Venice in the years 1797, 1805, and 1806, and entitled respectively, Παράδεισος , Paradisus, Ἐκλόγιον , Eclogium, and Νέος Παράδεισος , Paradisus ...

2. sourcebooks.fordham.edu › source › metaphrast1Internet History Sourcebooks: Medieval Sourcebook

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   But for assessing the cult of saints in Byzantium the tenth-century "Metaphrastic" (rewritten) collection of saints' lives dominate the manuscript record. There are about 700 surviving manuscripts of the 10th-century Byzantine "re-phraser" known St. Symeon Metaphrastes. As a result his work dominates the later Byzantine conception of sanctity.

3. ca.wikipedia.org › wiki › Simeó_MetafrastesSimeó Metafrastes - Viquipèdia, l'enciclopèdia lliure

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   Simeó Metafrastes (en llatí Symeon Metaphrastes, en grec Συμεὼν ὁ Μεταφράστης, 'el traductor') o Simeó el Logoteta ( Constantinoble, ~ 900 - ~987) fou un escriptor i hagiògraf romà d'Orient. Autor d'un conegut menologi i himnes litúrgics, és venerat com a sant a l' Església Ortodoxa amb festivitat el 9 de novembre .

4. cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk › view › MS-ADD-02753-00001Western Medieval Manuscripts : Symeon Metaphrastes

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   The two texts are by Symeon Metaphrastes, or Symeon the Metaphrast (10th century), who rewrote numerous existing hagiographical texts. The fragments formerly served as endleaves in Cambridge, University Library, MS Mm.1.11 (a mid-14th century manuscript of Euripides) before the present binding, as we can trace from some notes and physical features. On f. [b] recto some lines are added in the ...

5. www.oca.org › orthodoxy › the-orthodox-faithThe Orthodox Faith - Volume III - Church History - Tenth Century...

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   For the first time, Lives of the Saints were collected and paraphrased in an elegant style for liturgical usage; this was done by Saint Symeon Metaphrastes (i.e., the Translator). Saint Symeon In 960 Saint Athanasius of Mount Athos (d. 1003) founded the Great Lavra, the first large cenobitic (communal) monastery on Mount Athos.

6. brill.com › display › bookChapter 1 Metaphrasis - Brill

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   18. Sept. 2020 · Symeon Metaphrastes whose work will be further discussed in this volume (see below, pp. 8–9, 17, 26, 48–49, and mainly Chapters 8 and 10) is the Byzantine hagiographical rewriter par excellence (see Christian Høgel, Symeon Metaphrastes: Rewriting and Canonization (Copenhagen: 2002) and Høgel, “Symeon Metaphrastes and the Metaphrastic Movement,” in The Ashgate Research Companion to ...

7. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsSymeon Metaphrastes. Rewriting and canonization. By Christian...

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   Symeon Metaphrastes. Rewriting and canonization. By Christian Høgel. Pp. 204. Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum Press, 2002. £32 (Dan.Kr. 348). 87 7289 675 2 - Volume 55 Issue 1