Canon Tables
Canon Tables is a visual and textual apparatus in medieval gospel manuscripts, serving as a systematic concordance that cross-references parallel passages across the four Gospels through numbered sections, distinguished by its intricate architectural framing and decorative elaboration characteristic of Insular and early medieval manuscript culture.
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The Canon Tables of the Psalms: An Unknown Work of Eusebius of Caesarea
Martin Wallraff · 2013 · 35 citations
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THE EUSEBIAN CANON-TABLES: SOME TEXTUAL PROBLEMS
Carl Nordenfalk · The Journal of Theological Studies · 1984 · 21 citations
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