John of Damascus and Miscellaneous treatises.

fols. 1r-13v: "Ammōniou tou philosophou tou hermeiou, prolegomena eis tēn philosophian. Mellontas hēmas archesthai philosophōn logōn, anagkaion esti mathein.",fols. 14r-59v: "Pinax syn theō tōn philosophōn tou makariōtatou iōannou monachou kai presvyterou tou damaskēnou. a'. Peri gnōseōs." There is a table of contents at the beginning (fol. 14r-v), the text begins on fol. 15r: "tō hosiōtatō kai theotimētō kosma ... To men stenon tēs dianoias.",fols. 60r-154r: "Hoti akatalēpton to theion ... iōannou tou damaskēnou ekdosis akrivēs tēs orthodoxou pisteōs. Theon oudeis heōrake." There is a table of contents at the beginning (fol. 60r-v), the text begins on fol. 61r.,fols. 154v-155r: "Anatolikoi men oun eisin hoi anemoi kaikias, apēliōtēs kai heuros; ho men apo tēs therinēs." Treatise on the origin and names of the winds, with a diagram (fol. 154v).,fols. 155v-159r: "Ekthesis pisteōs othodoxou peri tēs hagias triados kai peri tēs theias ensarkou oikonomias ... Germanou tou hagiōtatou patriarchou kōnstantinoupoleōs. Pisteuō eis hena theon patera pantokratora." Germanos I, patriarch of Constantinople, unpublished text on the cult of icons and the seven ecumenical councils.,fols. 159r-169v: "Tou hagiou epiphaniou episkopou kyprou; hoti pasōn haireseōn mēteres kai prōtotypa tessara... tōn hēmerōn tou adam." John of Damascus, De haeresibus. PG 94:677-780.,fols. 169v-178r: "Timotheou presvyterou tēs megalēs ekklēsias peri diaphoras tōn proserchomenōn tē hagia hemōn kai eusevei pistē. Treis taxeis heuriskōmen ... katholikē kai apostolikē ekklēsia." Timothy of Constantinople, De receptione haereticorum. PG 86: 12-67 (cf. CPG 7016).,fols. 178r-181v: "Synodikon ektethen en kōnstantinoupolei para iōannou aoidimou patriarchou hierosolymōn: peri phrangōn kai tōn loipōn latinōn. Mechri men sergiou tou eusevous patriarchou kōnstantinoupoleōs." Pseudo-John, patriarch of Jerusalem, unpublished text on the Franks and Latins.,fols. 181v-201r: "Peri episkopōn metavantōn apo poleōs eis polin ek tēs theodōrētou ekklēsiastikēs historias. Petros ho apo antiocheōn themeliōsas tē ekklēsian eis tēn rōmaiōn." Excerpts from theological treatises by Maximos the Confessor. Anastasios Sinaites, John of Damascus, and others.,fols. 201r-220r: "Apophthegmata philosophōn kata stoicheion ētoi tou hagiou nikōnos: Archontōn tryphē kai methē ... to meta syneseōs aplaston." Unpublished florilegium of philosophical texts, extracted and arranged alphabetically by the monk Nikon.,fols. 220v-221r: "Peri platōnos tou hellēnos en tois tōn paterōn pheretai diēgēmasin." Unidentified treatise on the philosopher Plato.,fol. 221r-v: "Korax ginetai para to karon to melan." Unidentified text on the etymology of several words.,fol. 222r: "Stauroi petron kymvachon en rhōmē nerōn." Michael Psellos, poem 90. L.G. Westerink, Michaelis Pselli poemata (Stuttgart and Leipzig, 1992), pp. 461-463; written by a later hand.