Excerpt from Die Hieroclis Synecdemi Codicibus Commentatio: Dissertatio Inauguralis Quam Ad Summos in Philosophia Honores, Ab Amplissimo Philosophorum Ordine Litterarum Universitatis Ienensis, Rite Imrandos
IX. Codex Bruxellensis ccioommmmcclv e libris Davidis Hoeschelii Augustani, sub finem saci XVI conscriptus, chartaceus in quarto, decem tantum foliorum. Continet a folio 4 usque ad finem libelli Hieroclis synecdemum inscrip tione tamen omissa (v. 631. 3 - 7 34. Paginae tripertitae sunt; scriptura est nitida; litterae rubricatae nullae sunt. N on numquam provinciarum latina. Quoque nomina in margine ad scripta inveniuntur. Antecedit a folio l': zoîf;zg nooow:8édpag ymooazolnd'w'. Cuius codicis collatione a Carolo H0pfio facta usus est Gustavus Parthey in editione sua. Ipse Bruxellam profectus iterum librum contuli. Quamquam non dilucide dictum est, tamen non dubito quin ipsius Hoeschelii manu scriptus sit codex Bruxellensis. Primum enim temporum ordo huic sententiae favere videtur; deinde eadem manu scripta esse mihi videntur et contextus et quae latine in margine atque inter columnas postea adiecta sunt. Constat praeterea, verba. In initio posita: 'e libris Davidis Hoeschelii A.' et latina pro vinciarum nomina eadem manu atque eodem atramento scripta esse. Confirmatur haec sententia eo, quod codex DLVI, nunc Monacensis, olim Augustanus, qui ipse e libris Davidis Hoeschelii est, eadem manu scriptus est ac codex ille Bruxellensis.
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