Diverse Perspectives on the Manuscript Tradition of the Story of Zosimus

Haelewyck, Jean-Claude;Somers, Véronique;Van Elverdinghe, Emmanuel
(2016) Oriens Christianus : Hefte fuer die Kunde des christlichen Orients — Vol. 99, p. 1-44 (2016)

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(en) All reference books on the Apocrypha consider the Story of Zosimus as an apocryphon and not as a late monastic legend. We would like to verify this point, starting not with a literary analysis of the work, but by examining the manner in which the manuscript collections have understood the Story of Zosimus. Our objective is to take into consideration the environment in which the Story was copied, and to examine the titles which were attributed to it in each of the Oriental traditions where it has been transmitted (Syriac, Arabic, Ethiopian, Armenian, Georgian, and Slavic)
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Haelewyck, J.-C., Somers, V., & Van Elverdinghe, E. (2016). Diverse Perspectives on the Manuscript Tradition of the Story of Zosimus. Oriens Christianus : Hefte fuer die Kunde des christlichen Orients, 99, 1-44. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/218693 (Original work published 2016)