At leisure I checked Cod. Sang. 266, which is separated by some 150 years from the creation of De Tabernaculo, and it's amusing, but it says neither "anchiton" nor "amianton" but "amiton".
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Does anybody know any earlier online manuscripts of this work please?
EDIT: Note how the scribe wrote "lini" and corrected it to "ligni" - an easy-to-make mistake which has been repeated as late as in print books (Searcher posted one such example).
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Does anybody know any earlier online manuscripts of this work please?
EDIT: Note how the scribe wrote "lini" and corrected it to "ligni" - an easy-to-make mistake which has been repeated as late as in print books (Searcher posted one such example).