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A 14th century manuscript of Herodotus’ Histories, probably made in the Byzantine city of Mystras
Herodotus (MS Nn.2.34)
This fourteenth-century manuscript is entirely dedicated to the Histories of Herodotus, considered the founding work of history in Western literature. The manuscript is acephalous due to the loss of two quires, and bears the divisions into nine books, conventionally named after the nine Muses. It was borrowed by Richard Porson (1759-1808), who numbered the books and chapters in the upper margin of recto folios or in the text (cf. Cambridge University Archives, Grace Book Lambda, p. 413).
The manuscript has been cited as K since the Gaisford edition (1824), and previously as Askewianus, because it was part of Anthony Askew's collection.
According to Rosén (Teubner edition, 1987), Nn.2.34 is closely related to Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Laur. Plut. 70.3 (siglum A in Herodotus' editions).
Dr Matteo Di Franco
Information about this document
Physical Location: Cambridge University Library
Classmark: MS Nn.2.34
Alternative Identifier(s): Diktyon 12237
Subject(s): Herodotus
Origin Place: Mystras
Date of Creation: late 14th century
Language(s): Greek
Former Owner(s): Askew, Anthony, 1722-1774
Associated Name(s): Richard Porson (1759-1808)
Extent: Codex iii + 212 + i Leaf height: 290 mm, width: 215 mm.
Collation:Quires 1-268 ff. 2r-209v
Material: Western paper, folded in quarto. Watermarks: Circles ( Watermark height: 110 mm, width: 43 mm. ) in the middle of the folio comparable to Briquet, 3205; Bell with cross ( Watermark height: 60 mm, width: 20 mm. ) in the middle of the folio comparable to Briquet, 4007; Star ( Watermark height: 45 mm, width: 45 mm. ) in the middle of the folio comparable to Briquet, 6013; Cutlass ( Watermark height: 92 mm, width: 45 mm. ) in the middle of the folio comparable to Briquet, 5150; Horseshoe ( Watermark height: 40 mm, width: 34 mm. ) in the middle of the folio comparable to Mošin-Tralijc, 3804. The majority of those examples are dated between 1320 and 1385.
Format: Codex
Condition: The folios are yellowed by time and stained. Water stains from ff. 162-192. Mould deposits visible on the right endleaves. Fading of the ink where there is water damage.
Binding:
Script:
Foliation:
Layout: ff. 1r-129v: A single column of 29-33 lines. Written space Written height: 225 mm, width: 158 mm. ff. 130r-210v: A single column of 32-41 lines. Written space Written height: 235 mm, width: 155 mm.
Decoration: Headpieces incorporate the rubrics at the beginning of each book: f. 27v, f. 62r, f. 90v, f. 121r, f. 138r, f. 153vf. 179r, f. 195v.
Thick red-ink major initials at the beginning of each book.
Additions:
Provenance:
Origin: The watermark of the paper used indicates that the manuscript was produced in the late 14th century, a dating consistent with the style of scripts. If the identification with Tzyncadyles is correct, perhaps the manuscript was copied in Mystras, where the scribe was active.
Acquisition: After Askew's death, the manuscripts were sold by G. Leigh and J. Sotheby in the auction of his library in 1785. Nn.2.34 was lot 576, and was bought by Richard Farmer for Cambridge University Library. The University of Cambridge general bookplate (engraved by William Jackson in 1706-1707) was added on the pastedown of left cover.
Funding: The Polonsky Foundation
Data Source(s): Description (2019) draws on A catalogue of the Manuscripts preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge, vol. 4 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1861), p. 467-468.
Author(s) of the Record: Matteo Di Franco
Bibliography:Hemmerdinger, Bertrand, Les manuscrits d'Hérodote et la critique verbale, Pubblicazioni dell'Istituto di filologia classica e medievale dell'Università di Genova 72 (Genova: Istituto di filologia classica e medievale, 1981).Reeve, M.D., "Review of Les manuscrits d'Hérodote et la critique verbale by B. Hemmerdinger", Phoenix 39 3 287-289 (1985).McKitterick, David, Cambridge University Library: a history, 2 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986) 2: The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.Easterling, Patricia E., "From Britain to Byzantium: the study of Greek manuscripts", in Robin Cormack and Elizabeth Jeffreys (eds), Through the looking glass: Byzantium through British eyes. Papers from the twenty-ninth Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, London, March 1995, Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies publications 7 (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2000) 107-120.Naiditch, P.G., The library of Richard Porson (Philadelphia: Xlibris, 2011).
The beginning of the manuscript is wanting; apparently the first two quires are gone: only one folio (f. 1r-v) remains from quire β. The manuscript now consists of one folio (f. 1r-1v), 26 quaternions (ff. 2r-209v) and one folio (f. 210r-210v); ff. 211r-212v are later endleaf. A small stub is preserved between f. 210v and 211r.
Early quire signatures in brown ink, in Greek numerals, on the first folio of each quire, recto. Some have been lost to cropping. They survive on the lower margin right of quire 1 (γʹ f. 2r), quires 3-6 (εʹ-η' ff. 18r, 26r, 34r, 42r), quires 13-14 (ιεʹ-ιϛ' ff. 98r, 106r), quires 17 (ιθʹ f. 130r), and on the upper margin right on quires 18-25 (κ'-κζ' ff. 138r, 146r, 154r, 162r, 170r, 178r, 186r, 194r).
Modern quire signatures in Greek numerals, in pencil, which reproduce and complete the previous series, have been added almost systematically to the first folio of each quire, recto, lower margin right.
Binding with pale brown full leather covering over couched-laminate boards. The spine is cracked, corresponding to the opening at f. 130.
There is decorative tooling on boards and spine; traces of decorative tooling are present on the board edge. Head band is fully detached. Bookblock edges are marbled.
Marbled paper endleaves. The left made flyleaf has come away.
The title (Herodotus MS.) is tooled in gold on the spine.
Binding height: 305 mm, width: 239 mm, depth: 19 mm.
Hand A: ff. 1r-129v
A mixed minuscule script, vertical or slightly slanted to the right, in brown ink, with modest variation in letter size.
Syllabic abbreviations and superscript word endings usually appear only at the end of lines and rarely elsewhere (e.g. common abbreviation of μεν). Breathings are curved and not joined to accents; mute iota is absent. Accents are often joined to alpha, upsilon and omega.
Alpha is drawn in two shapes: a rounded one and another one with a long oblique stroke; beta displays in bilobate shape; delta is triangular, with a small eyelet closed. Pi has a elongated horizontal stroke, and so also tau and theta, especially if at the beginning of the line. The modern nu, small gamma, eta, kappa, lambda and sigma telikon are presents.
The epsilon-rho ligature appears in a distinctive form in which the upper part forms a closed loop. Tau-rho ligature is overlapping
Punctuation used includes the middle and upper point, lower comma and full stop.
Tails are rarely flourished into the lower margins, e.g. f. 127r.
An identification with Manuel Tzycandyles (RGK I 255) has been proposed (see Hemmerdinger 1981).
Hand B: ff. 130r-210v.
Hand B displays a mixed minuscule close the model of Hand A, but slanting slightly to the right, with denser text. There is an evident moderate variation in letter size. Syllabic abbreviations and superscript word endings are not limiteted to the end of lines.
Breathings are curved, circumflex accent is normaly not link to vowels. Mute iota is absent.
Tails are rarely flourished into the lower margins.
[i-iii] + 1-212 + [iv]. Modern foliation in pencil in Arabic numerals in the top right-hand corner, recto.
Note by Richard Porson on f. [ii] verso: "Vide editionem Herodoti a Gronovio editam Lugduni Batavorum apud Samuelem Luchtmans anno MMCCXVI: Pag. 32. l. 13 μάχη σφέων ἦν ἀφ' ἵππων κ.τ.λ.". with reference to the 1715 edition by Jacobus Gronovius.
Porson also marked the number of the books and chapters in the upper margin of rectos in Greek numerals, referring to the last chapter of the folio: e.g. f. 6r α, ρε = Lib. I chap. 105. Chapters numbers are occasionally in the text in Arabic numerals.
The manuscript belonged to Anthony Askew (b. 1722, d. 1774), physician and book collector.
Section shown in images 9 to 428
Title: The Histories
Author(s): Herodotus
Note(s): Beginning imperfectly at I 79, 3; TLG 0016.002
Excerpts:Incipit: f. 1r μάχη σφεων ἦν ἀφ’ ἵππων. δούρατά τε ἐφόρεον μεγάλα καὶ αὐτοὶ ἦσαν ἱππεύεσθαι ἀγαθοίExplicit: f. 210v ἄρχειν τε εἵλοντο λυπρὴν οἰκέοντες μᾶλλον, ἢ πεδιάδα σπείροντες ἄλλοισι δουλεύεινFinal Rubric: f. 210v Ἡροδότου ἱστοριῶν θ
Section shown in images 9 to 60
Title: Historiae Liber I
Excerpts:Final Rubric: f. 26v Ἡροδότου α'
Source: https://cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-NN-00002-00034/9 with pictures of each page of the volume.
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What Is a Charcoal Making Machine and How Will It Work?
A charcoal making machine uses pyrolyzing technique to turn biomass waste matter into charcoal. The charcoal-making process requires an oxygen-free atmosphere and extremely high temperature. This machine needs raw materials like biomass, including palm shell, sugarcane bagasse, peanut shell, olive shell, sawdust, coconut shell, rice husk, bamboo, and wood, sorted MSW, and sewage sludge. The charcoal produced finds its way into the agricultural, iron, ceramic, and steel industry. Thousands of people in rural areas likewise use charcoal as fuel in order to cook food.
So how exactly does charcoal making machine work?
This charcoal manufacturing plant is made up of two crucial parts: transmission mechanism and briquetting device. The motor's output shaft connects on the reducer's input shaft. However, the speed reducer's output shaft remains close to the main driving chain wheel. This enables the little passive sprocket to connect using the briquetting device's input shaft.
The charcoal-making process has two parts: first involving pressing biomass wood materials into small briquettes. And second, charring the biomass briquettes in a charring kiln.
Step 1
A hammer mill or wood crusher crushes the raw materials into powder or 3 to 5mm pieces. It may help them burn evenly in the next step.
Step Two
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Step 4
Within the penultimate stage, the biomass charcoal briquettes get carbonized to be final charcoal briquettes. The charcoal making machine features a charcoal kiln that assists to accomplish this transition. Many factories work with a carbonization furnace, but the machine features a similar setting in a tiny space.
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What to do if the briquette machine sticks the ball?
Briquette machine is a kind of briquette machine equipment that is more common among many types of briquette equipment. The advantage of Machinery's briquette machine is that its power is larger than that of general briquette machine. Now it is often used It is used by some mineral powder application enterprises. Mineral powder briquetting machine equipment should learn to use and maintain normally, which can better improve our work efficiency and reduce our production costs. In the processing of metallurgy, mining, and municipal waste treatment industries, the ball press machine, as the main molding equipment for materials, has always been one of the main mechanical equipment researched and improved by people. The high-quality ball press machine can effectively and quickly process materials into Balls provide convenience for subsequent transportation and reprocessing, but due to some reasons, many friends will always stick to the ball when they use the ball press machine to produce, so what should I do if the ball sticks to the ball press machine?
If you want to solve the phenomenon of sticking balls in the briquette machine, you must first figure out what causes the sticking balls. The editor of Machinery sorted out several common causes of sticking balls for you through on-site understanding, and the specific influencing factors It can be divided into equipment factors and material factors.
1. Equipment factors of briquette machine
(1) Dislocation of ball and socket
The asymmetry of the rollers of the coal briquette machine, or the discrepancy between the ball sockets on the two rollers, is generally called ball socket dislocation. If the misalignment of the ball socket is not serious, the processed finished ball will have burrs. If the misalignment is serious, the finished ball will be unqualified, and a "deformed ball" will appear. Most of this ball directly contacts the surface of the roller skin. It will stick to the roller skin at high temperature.
(2) Gap between rollers
Improper adjustment of the gap between the rollers of the briquette machine is also the main equipment factor causing sticky balls. When the gap is too large, the material will produce annular deformation after being processed between the two rollers. This annular deformation will also stick to the roller skin and be difficult to fall off due to the large contact surface with the roller skin; but when the gap between the two rollers If it is too small, it is easy to cause the two rollers to lock due to excessive friction and reduce the service life of the roller skin.
(3) Roller speed
The speed of the rollers of the coal briquette machine directly affects the output of the equipment and the residence time of the material in the ball socket after forming. When the rotating speed of the counter-roll is too low, the material will be squeezed in the ball socket for a long time, and sticking balls will appear as the time and temperature change; and reduced ball quality.
2. Material factors
In addition to the reasons of the briquette machine equipment, in the process of production and processing, the improper mixing ratio of the materials before processing will also cause the ball sticking phenomenon of the briquette machine, which mainly occurs in the moisture content and the amount of binder inside the material. .
(1) Material moisture content
In the process of balling the material, too much moisture inside the material is very unfavorable to the de-balling. The over-humid material will become viscous under the high temperature of extrusion, resulting in the phenomenon of sticky balls and hemispheres, but too little water It will cause loose balls and no shape when demoulding, so the moisture control of the material is very important.
(2) Material binder
Some materials have poor self-binding ability, so a certain amount of adhesive will be added before extrusion molding, and too much adhesive is an important cause of sticky balls. When the material is extruded, the pores inside the material will be fully squeezed, and the excess adhesive will fill the entire ball socket, so when the mold is demoulded, it will be due to these gaps between the finished ball and the ball socket. The sticky ball phenomenon occurs due to the adhesive. The solution to the sticking phenomenon of the briquette machine is mainly to take preventive measures in advance, which requires the control of the entire process from material proportioning to briquetting machine forming, which is specifically reflected in the following aspects:
1. Before production and processing, the briquette machine should be tested and inspected. When the ball socket is dislocated, the roller and the roller skin should be adjusted symmetrically according to the ball socket adjustment method of the briquette machine;
2. Set the correct pressure of the ball press. If the pressure is too small, the density and strength of the ball will be affected due to insufficient compression ratio, which is not good for demoulding. If the pressure is too high, the load and energy consumption of the equipment will be increased, resulting in waste of resources;
3. When mixing materials, the water content should be controlled between 5% and 9%. Even if the material needs more water, the water content should not exceed 10%. At the same time, the selected adhesive should have It has the characteristics of good viscosity and strong wettability, and fully considers its chemical composition and cost to determine the usage amount;
4. The impurities in the material will reduce the binding force between the particles of the material during the compression process, resulting in virtual balls when demoulding, so the impurities in the material should be completely removed as much as possible;
5. During the ball forming process, the material supply above the two rollers of the briquette machine should be sufficient, uniform and stable to ensure constant pressure on the roll gap, so that the ball shape is always in a full state, ensuring the ball forming rate and quality.
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How briquettes work - types and process
There are several different working principles of briquetting machines, which operate at different pressures and are suitable for different materials. So how do they work differently? What are their advantages and disadvantages? Briquetting machine suppliers for you to introduce
What is a briquette machine
Using a ball press to turn the waste powder into regular-shaped blocks helps to improve the condition of these powders, which is convenient for transportation and storage, and is more conducive to further utilization.
The briquette system is capable of handling a wide variety of materials of suitable size and moisture.
The briquetting work is always done with a binder because the raw particles need to be bonded to gain sufficient strength when turned into briquettes. Biomass and industrial waste sometimes differ from each other when briquetting due to the source of the binder used.
Types of coal briquettes and their working principles
screw type
The screw type briquetting machine uses an auger to press the raw material into it. According to different raw materials, a heating system can be added or not.
The heating system is specially designed for those briquettes handling materials containing lignin, which can always be found in biomass. So heating systems are usually used for biomass molding. Other materials such as coal, charcoal, etc. A binder is always required when briquetting with a screw briquetting machine.
The working principle of the spiral briquette machine
The suitable material is fed into the hopper and then conveyed by the screw inside the briquetting machine. A rotating screw takes material from the feed port and presses it against a die, which helps create a pressure gradient along the screw.
The finished briquettes are output from the end like a stick. The normal cross-sectional shape we usually find can be square, round, quincunx, etc.
Since the working pressure of the screw briquetting machine is not so high, a binder is always required when briquetting. Equipped with a heating system will help the biomass material to melt the internal lignin and convert it into a high-performance binder. In addition, other materials are also suitable for this briquette, such as coal, charcoal, etc. These materials should be thoroughly mixed with the binder to obtain the briquette form.
Screws of different materials and sizes Different screws
As a raw material that exhibits plasticity under high pressure, metal is especially suitable for hydraulic ball pressing machines.
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The briquetting process works in a chamber into which the material is fed, and the material is briquetted under very high pressure. It causes their plasticity and holds them together stably as a block.
Compared with other types, the hydraulic type has a longer holding time for the briquette, allowing more elastic deformation to be converted into plastic deformation. Elastic deformation is an unstable deformation. After the pressure is relaxed, due to the presence of briquettes, its density gradually decreases. Transformation deformation can improve the quality of briquette to a certain extent. On the other hand, the longer the heat generated by the briquetting, the more stable the lignin bond. This results in better briquetting performance and briquetting quality.
How log generators work
The movement of the flywheel will generate a lot of pressure, and the briquettes will be punched again and again in a short time, so that the temperature of the raw materials will increase. As the raw material moves, it fractionates internally, creating another kind of heat—frictional heat. Under the action of these two kinds of heat, the temperature of the material itself rises to melt the lignin. The granular material then binds together and becomes sufficiently strong.
The briquette machine is a simple piston type coal machine, which also uses wheels, but the briquettes are only punched once to form.
Roller briquettes production process
According to different pressure requirements, the roller press can be designed into various types.
Ordinary roller presses use wedge irons or springs to hold the movable rollers in place while they work at low pressure. The hydraulic pump station can also be used to fix the drum, providing a larger but more flexible support for the drum, so that it can work stably under high pressure.
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Charcoal Making Plants in Sikkim:
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Excellent En-Fab Incorporation is a renowned manufacturing center based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, specializing in construction and process equipment production.
The plant, also known as a carbonization plant, transforms organic materials like wood, sawdust, coconut shells, or bamboo into charcoal.
The plant caters to various needs, producing charcoal briquettes for household cooking or activated carbon for industrial applications.
Process Stages:
Feeding: Load raw materials into the kiln or briquette plant.
Drying (optional): Some plants incorporate pre-drying materials to optimize the carbonization process.
Carbonization: Controlled heat application drives off moisture and volatile gases, leaving behind charcoal.
Cooling: Cool charcoal slowly to prevent combustion and preserve its quality.
Screening and Sorting: Charcoal is sorted by size and quality for further processing or sale.
Briquetting (optional): In briquette production, crush charcoal, mix with binders (starch, clay), and press into shapes.
Benefits of Charcoal Making Plants:
Sustainable Production: Utilizes waste biomass, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting effective waste management.
Versatile Applications: Charcoal serves diverse purposes, from household cooking and industrial fuel to water purification and air filtration.
Economic Opportunities: Creates job opportunities in rural areas and generates revenue through charcoal sales.
Deforestation Reduction: Contributes to minimizing deforestation by providing a sustainable alternative to traditional charcoal production methods.
Geographical Coverage in Sikkim:
Excellent En-Fab Incorporation provides Charcoal Making Plants in Sikkim Including Gangtok, Namchi, Lachung, Pelling, Mangan, Zuluk, Gyalshing, Pakyong, Chungthang, Soreng, Aritar, and Bhusuk.
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How briquettes work - types and process
There are several different working principles of briquetting machines, which operate at different pressures and are suitable for different materials. So how do they work differently? What are their advantages and disadvantages? Briquetting machine suppliers for you to introduce
What is a briquette machine
Using a ball press to turn the waste powder into regular-shaped blocks helps to improve the condition of these powders, which is convenient for transportation and storage, and is more conducive to further utilization.
The briquette system is capable of handling a wide variety of materials of suitable size and moisture.
The briquetting work is always done with a binder because the raw particles need to be bonded to gain sufficient strength when turned into briquettes. Biomass and industrial waste sometimes differ from each other when briquetting due to the source of the binder used.
Types of coal briquettes and their working principles
screw type
The screw type briquetting machine uses an auger to press the raw material into it. According to different raw materials, a heating system can be added or not.
The heating system is specially designed for those briquettes handling materials containing lignin, which can always be found in biomass. So heating systems are usually used for biomass molding. Other materials such as coal, charcoal, etc. A binder is always required when briquetting with a screw briquetting machine.
The working principle of the spiral briquette machine
The suitable material is fed into the hopper and then conveyed by the screw inside the briquetting machine. A rotating screw takes material from the feed port and presses it against a die, which helps create a pressure gradient along the screw.
The finished briquettes are output from the end like a stick. The normal cross-sectional shape we usually find can be square, round, quincunx, etc.
Since the working pressure of the screw briquetting machine is not so high, a binder is always required when briquetting. Equipped with a heating system will help the biomass material to melt the internal lignin and convert it into a high-performance binder. In addition, other materials are also suitable for this briquette, such as coal, charcoal, etc. These materials should be thoroughly mixed with the binder to obtain the briquette form.
Screws of different materials and sizes Different screws
As a raw material that exhibits plasticity under high pressure, metal is especially suitable for hydraulic ball pressing machines.
Biomass brick forming machine forming system
The briquetting process works in a chamber into which the material is fed, and the material is briquetted under very high pressure. It causes their plasticity and holds them together stably as a block.
Compared with other types, the hydraulic type has a longer holding time for the briquette, allowing more elastic deformation to be converted into plastic deformation. Elastic deformation is an unstable deformation. After the pressure is relaxed, due to the presence of briquettes, its density gradually decreases. Transformation deformation can improve the quality of briquette to a certain extent. On the other hand, the longer the heat generated by the briquetting, the more stable the lignin bond. This results in better briquetting performance and briquetting quality.
How log generators work
The movement of the flywheel will generate a lot of pressure, and the briquettes will be punched again and again in a short time, so that the temperature of the raw materials will increase. As the raw material moves, it fractionates internally, creating another kind of heat—frictional heat. Under the action of these two kinds of heat, the temperature of the material itself rises to melt the lignin. The granular material then binds together and becomes sufficiently strong.
The briquette machine is a simple piston type coal machine, which also uses wheels, but the briquettes are only punched once to form.
Roller briquettes production process
According to different pressure requirements, the roller press can be designed into various types.
Ordinary roller presses use wedge irons or springs to hold the movable rollers in place while they work at low pressure. The hydraulic pump station can also be used to fix the drum, providing a larger but more flexible support for the drum, so that it can work stably under high pressure.
Choosing the right type, considering investment and equipment requirements, will help make the briquette business more efficient and produce high-quality briquettes. As a professional briquetting machine suppliers in China, Yuke Machine offers the best briquetting machine for wordlwide customers.
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