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With the present publication our periodical continues, a er J. Gouillard, the study of the manuscript Esc. gr. Y-II-7 [Nr 262 according to G. de Andrés Martínez, Catálogo de los códices griegos de la Real Biblioteca de El Escorial. T. II (Madrid, 1965) 111–115, dated to the thirteenth century] which contains an important collection of the dogmatic works relevant to the polemics against iconoclasm. The manuscript is wri en by one main scribe. Gouillard pointed out, in the fi nal part of the manuscript (Nr 31 in de Andrés Martínez’s description still unavailable to Gouillard), two anonymous antirrhetics against John the Grammarian; the fi rst of them is published now, and the second one is now in preparation by Alexandra Evdokimova, the author of the present publication. The main body of the manuscript is a fl orilegium of the pre-iconoclastic Fathers but containing as well some quotes from ninth-century authors known by their struggle against iconoclasm. Several pieces of the collection are still unidentifi ed and needed to be studied in future, not exclusively because of their potential interest in respect to the iconoclastic epoch. For instance, an anonymous fragment of the “sermonis tertii contra Manichaeos” (Nr 23, f. 165–171) which is not that of Titus of Bostra, Epiphanius, or Peter Sikeliotes may turn out to be an important and still unknown source. The origin of the whole collection is perhaps revealed by its latest datable piece, the Apodeixis of Leo of Chalcedon (Nr 7, f. 16v–23), late eleventh century; cf.: B. Lourié, Une dispute sans justes: Léon de Chal-

AN ANONYMOUS TREATISE AGAINST THE ICONOCLASTIC PATRIARCH JOHN THE GRAMMARIAN