The Life of St Andrew the Fool I. Introduction, Testimonies and Nachleben. Indices.pdf

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ACTA
UNIVERSITATIS
UPSALIENSIS
Stadia
Byzantina
Upsaliensia
4:1
THE
LIFE
OF
ST ANDREW
THE
FOOL
Edited
by
Lennart
Ryden
Ϊ
Introduction,
Testimonies and
Nachleben
Indices
UPPSALA
1995
Published with
financial
support
from the
Humanities and Social Sciences
(HSFR)
Swedish Council for
Research
in
the
Abstract
Ryden,
L.,
1995. The Life of St
Andrew the Fool. I. Introduction,
Testimonies
and
Nachleben.
Indices.
Acta
Univ.
Ups.,
Studio
Byzantina
Upsaliensia
4:1. 304
pp.
Uppsala. ISBN 91-554-
3652-8.
Holy Fool
said
to
have
lived
in 5th-century Constantinople but in fact
by the author
of
the Vita, who introduces
himself
as
Nikephoros, priest
at
St Sophia;
he appears
to
have been active in the middle
or
the latter
half of
the
10th
century.
The
intro¬
duction discusses
the
literary,
stylistic
and chronological problems connected
with
the Vita,
analyses the author's world view and tries
to
show that
a
majuscule
fragment
preserved
in
Munich is
a
remaining
part
of
the autograph and
therefore crucial for
the
establishment of
a
critical
text.
It also contains
a
catalogue
of
the
more
than 100 MSS in
which
the Vita, entirely
or
in
parts,
has been
copied
as
well
as a survey
of how St Andrew has been remembered in
other
ways.
The volume ends with
a
number
of indices intended
to
facilitate
the
use
of
the
edi¬
a
St
Andrew
is
invented
so-called
tion.
Lennart
Ryden,
Department
of
Classical Philology, Uppsala University,
Box
513, S-751 20
Uppsala, Sweden.
ISSN 0283-1244
ISBN
91-554-3651-X
ISBN
91-554-3652-8
(vols. I-II)
(vol. I)
ISBN 91-554-3653-6
(vol. II)
©
Lennart
Ryden 1995
Printed in
Sweden
Textgruppen i Uppsala AB, 1995
Distributor:
Almqvist & Wiksell International, Stockholm, Sweden

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