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Apocalypse of Pseudo-Methodius
Pseudo-Methodius — Sackur 1898 Latin witness
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Sackur1898 Latin Pseudo-Methodius, printedpage 90
90 I. Pseudo -Methodius. super eos a mare Aethiopiae'') et mittit'’) gladium et desola- tionem in°) Etliribum, que est eorum patria et captivabit'*) mulieres“) eorum et filios*''') illorum super habitantes autem ter- ram promissionis®). Discendent filii'*) regis in gladio et conci- dunt eos a terra, et inruet’) super eos*') timor et tremor') un- dique’"), et ipse") et uxor°) et filiiP) eorum. Et lugebunt’) infantes suos'), flentes super eos, et omnia castra eorum, que sunt in terra patrum illorum, in manus regis Romanorum tra- dentur in gladio et captivitatem et mortem“) et corruptionem*). Et erit rex Romanorum imponens iugum suum super eos sep- tiens tantum quod") erat'’) iugum eorum super terra, et con- praebendif") eos angustia magna, famem et sitim et tribulatio"'), et erunt servi ipsi^) et mulieres“) et filii eorum““), et servient’’*') eis qui sibi serviebant, et erit servitus eorum’’) amarissime““) et dirissime'*'*) centuplo, et tune pacificabitur terra, que ab eis fuerat““) destituta”"), et rediet®®) unusquisque in terram suam et in hereditatem patrum suorum Armeniam'“’’), Ciliciam, Isau- riam“), Africam*'^), Greciam, Siciliam, et omnes“) qui de cap- tivitatem““ relictus est, revertitur"") in propria et in paterna a) eth. 2. 3 ; ethioppe cd. pr. W mittat 2 ; mittet cd. pr. c) deest 3. d) cap- tiljit 3. o) mulieris 2. f) fllius 3; filiis 2. g) promissiones 1. h) lilio 3. i) in- ruit 2. 3 ; cadet cd. pr. k) eis 2. 1) tromur 3. m) undeque 2. n) ipsi cd. pr. .0) unxoris 2; uxores 3. cd. pr. p) filiomm 1. 2. q) lugebant 1; lugibant3. r) suo 2. s) mortem 2. t) correptionem 2. u) quantum cd. pr. v) erit 1. w) con- pbindit 3 ; conprehendet cd. pr. x) tribnlationis cd. pr. y) decsi 2. z) mulieris 2. 3. aa) filiorum 1; filius eorum 3. bb) serrtentes Mis cd.pr. oo) amarissimi 1. dd) duris- simo 1 ; centuplo et durissime cd. pr. ee) fuerit 1. If) distituta 1. 2. gg) rodiit 3. hli) arminiam 2. 3. ii) isariam 1 ; hisanriam 3. kk) affr. 2. 11) ita 1. 2 ; omnis 3. mm) captivitate 3. nn) revertetur 1. löge orientalische Sagen zuiück; vgl. Spiegel, Die Sage von Säm und das Säni-naine, Zeitschr. d. D. morgenl. Gesellsch. III, 247 ff.; Eränische Alter- tumskunde I, 563, n. 1; Cod. Ott. gr. 192: dnb vnvov mwv olvov , ov iÄ.oyi6avro oi av^paoTtoi d>s venpov bvra etc.; die Daniel vision bei Yas- siliev I, 36: ßaöiÄea, ov elxov ol av^poonoi döel vexpov ned ovSev XprjöipEvovra. Uörtv 6e rö bvopa avrov sh t6 xpiaHoörov nscpaXaiov. Die Sage von dem schlafenden Helden mit der vom Löwensohne ver- schmolzen in dem äthiopischen Clemensbuche, das der Mitte des 8. Jahr- hunderts angehört; vgl. Dillmann, Gött. Gel. Nachr. 1858, S. 204,n. Viel- leicht hat neben anderen Momenten sie die in Sicilien nachweisbare Sage, dafs König Artur im Ätna hause, beeinüufst, die nach Martin auf die Eriedrichsage eingewirkt haben soll; vgl. E. Martin, Zur Gralsage, Quellen und Forschungen zur Sprach- itnd Kulturgeschichte der germanischen Völker, H. 42 (Strafsburg 1880) S. 33 n.
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Recorded completeness: Complete supplied Latin Pseudo-Methodius historical witness in Sackur1898, printed59–96, from Incipit praefaciuncula Petri monachi through apocalypse ending. This is the Latin translation/witness tradition, not a Syriac original or newly generated English translation. Latin historical spelling and variant apparatus (including German editorial notes), page headers and retainedOCR remain without conjectural correction. German study before the Latin incipit and separateAdso/TiburtineSibyl excluded.. Available reading sections are listed below.
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