Lat . 1538 of the Biblioth�que Nationale de France, and have shown that the Cremonese humanist used for his translation a Greek antigraph not traceable to any of the Greek manuscripts of Archimedes known today.
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Later scribes added a prose preface, including material on �engus, and accompanied the text with abundant glosses and scholia . �engus's principal source was the " Martyrology of Tallaght ", an abbreviated version in prose of the " Martyrologium Hieronymianum ", but with a multitude of Irish saints added to their respective feastdays . Other sources are given in the epilogue as an " antigraph of Jerome, the martyrology of Eusebius " and " Ireland's host of books ."
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