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Examination of the Greek version of the constitution Imperatoriam (Βασιλικῆς) from the perspective of the seven manuscripts containing it, especially the most important of them, the Parisinus gr. 1366 which, inexplicably, was not used by the last editors of that text (Groningen 2010). We now transcribe the unpublished contents of this manuscript which demonstrate that (1.) the Βασιλικῆς was translated by Theophilus, and (2.) he included it as an introductory lesson within the first book of his Paraphrase. We also show here that the five manuscripts which have not preserved the Βασιλικῆς, nevertheless had it originally.

VIII. La versión griega de la constitución Imperatoriam en el manuscrito Parisinus gr. 1366