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The commentary on the  Corpus Dionysiacum  composed by John of Scythopolis within 548 CE was expressly designed for the margins of the text. Cross-references by columns and sheets allow us to reconstruct John’s codex, a three columns type, with a sheet possibly like that of Callimachus’  P.Oxy . 20.2258.

John of Scythopolis’ marginal commentary on the Corpus Dionysiacum