Ιωάννινα ή Μυτιλήνη; Νέα στοιχεία για την πρώτη γνωστή απόπειρα παρέμβασης στην προικοδοτική διαδικασία (αρχές 18ου αι.)


Δημοσιευμένα: Δεκ 30, 2011
Παναγιώτης Δ. Μιχαηλάρης
Περίληψη
IOANNINA OR MYTILENE
New Data on the First-known Attempt of Intervention
in the Dowry Process (Early 18th Century)


This article, based on a patriarchal act contained in Codex A of the Metropolis of Mytilene, by the Patriarch Gabriel III (on 5 May 1705) and published recently (2006), corrects an error of Manouil Gedeon. The renowned scholar found the same letter in the codex Critias A and published it in Kanonikes Diataxeis. Gedeon attributed the letter to the Patriarch Kallinikos II and dated it to the early 18th century, although in the codex Critias A, which we have seen recently, the letter in question does not bear either the patriarch’s name nor a date, evidence which we know now thanks to the copy of Codex A of Mytilene. Furthermore, this article proves that the place where the first-known attempt to regulate the dowry process took place was the Metropolis of Mytilene, not Ioannina, as Gedeon claimed.

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