Symeon SCHOLARIUS
25. SCHOLARIUS, styled also HIEROMONACHUS, Συμεὼν ἱερομόναχος ὁ σχολάριος; a monk of the Byzantine empire, whose date is not known, except that he lived about or after the close of the eighth century. He composed a work entitled Κανόνες, Syntagma Canonum, extant in MS. at Vienna, containing the Canons ascribed to the Apostles and to the seven general councils. (Fabric. Biblioth. Graec. vol. xi. p. 299; Cave, Hist. Litt. vol. ii., Appendix prima, p. 18; Lambecius, Commentar. de Bibliotheca Caesaraea, vol. iv. col. 435, ed. Kollar.)
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