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Occurrence 19814
(formerly occ/3394)

	+ ἄντυγος αἰθερί(ης) ὑπερήμ(εν)ος, εἰ πόθ(εν) ἦλθ(ες).
	ἄντυγος ἀργυρέ(ης) αἶσχος ἀπειρέσιον·
	ἦσθα κάτω κρείσσων. ἀναβ(ὰς) δὲ γένου μέγ(α) χείρ(ων)·
	δεῦρ᾽ ἀνάβηθι κ(ά)τω νῦν γ(ὰρ) ἄνω κατέβ(ης):

Type(s)	[3283] Ἄντυγος οὐρανίης ὑπερήμενος ἐς πόθον ἦλθες (4 verses)
Text source	DBBE (Inspection of a reproduction of the manuscript)
Text status	Text completely known
Date	1301-1325
Manuscript	OXFORD - Bodleian Library - Barocci 79 [1301-1325]
Place in Manuscript	f. 123r
Palaeographical information	Written in two columns, to be read horizontally.
Metre(s)	Elegiacs
Genre(s)	Reader-related epigram
Image source(s)	https://digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/inquire/p/23a897b0-11b9-48ef-a6f6-0093de4c32bc
Bibliography	Primary H. Coxe, 1969, Greek Manuscripts, Oxford: 139
Number of verses	4
Related occurrence(s)	[19126] Ἄντυγος αἰθερίης ὑπερήμενος ἐς πόθον ἦλθες [15th c.] ATHENS - Sulloge Lampros 25 [15th c.] (f. 17v) (4 verses) (1/4) [19424] ἄντυγος αἰθερίης ὑπερήμενος ἐς πόθον ἦλθες [14th c.] FLORENCE - Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana (BML) - Plut. 57, Cod. 23 [14th c.] (f. 106v) (4 verses) (4/4) [19438] ἄντυγος οὐ(ρα)νίης ἐπερείμενος, ἐς πόθον ἦλθες [15th c.] FLORENCE - Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana (BML) - Plut. 59, Cod. 44 [14th c.] (f. 313r) (4 verses) (3/4) [25191] ἄντυγος αἰθερίης ὑπερήμενος, \| εἰς πόθον ἦλθες [14th c.] VATICAN CITY - Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana - Urb. gr. 151 [14th c.] (f. 135v) (4 verses) (4/4) [22311] Ἄντυγος αἰθερίης ὑπερήμενος ἐς πόθον ἦλθες [14th c.] VIENNA - Österreichische Nationalbibliothek (ÖNB) - phil. gr. 150 [14th c.] (f. IIr) (4 verses) (4/4)
Acknowledgements	Creator(s) Renaat Meesters Contributor(s) Rachele Ricceri, Anne-Sophie Rouckhout The credits system has been implemented in 2019. Credits from before the new system was in use might be incomplete.
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