CHARTOPHYLAX et CHARTULARIUS
- CHARTOPHYLAX et CHARTULARIUS
CHARTOPHYLAX et CHARTULARIUS
Qui publicas tabulas, epistolas et instrumenta curabant, Scriniarii, vulgo Registratores. Hic autem in palatio Principis minister fuit, ille in Ecclesia, ut perspicue Codinus. Confunduntur tamen saepissime: Et Gregorius M. Ep. ad Maxim. Episcop. Solonit. Registr. l. 7. c. 129. inquit, Castoriô cartulariô nostrô remanente. In Eccles. Orientali Chartophylax Sigilli Patriarchalis (instar Cancellarii) custos erat, ipsumque is in pectore gestabat: Et ab Andronico iuniore Magnus Chartophylax nominatus est, quod epitheton ad Succeslores transiit. Vide Codium, hîc infra et fusius Meursium in χαρτοφύλαξ.
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