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The bio-bibliographic dictionaries have received a great deal of attention in the field of Classical, Mediaeval and Arabic Studies, even if independently from one another. In this paper we attempt to show some continuity lines shared by all of them since Calimacus’ catalogue work in the Library of Alexandria to the works of Saint Jerome and Saint Isidore until the later Bizantine world of 6 th to 8 th centuries AD, both in Greek and in Syriac literary output. From there it crept into the Islamic world.

Diccionarios bio-bibliográficos: de la antigüedad al mundo cristiano y al islámico