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The earliest surviving copy, ('''P'''''=codex Parisinus gr. 2009'') was made by [[John Doukas, Caesar|John Doukas]]' confidential secretary, Michael, in the late 11th century. This manuscript was copied in 1509 by Antony Eparchus; this copy known as '''V'''''=codex Vaticanus-Palatinus gr. 126'', has a number of notes in Greek and Latin, added by late readers. A third complete copy, known as '''F'''''=codex Parisinus gr.2967'', is itself a copy of '''V''', which was begun by Eparchus and completed by Michael Damascene; '''V''' is undated. There is a fourth, but incomplete, manuscript known as '''M'''''=codex Mutinensis gr. 179'', which is a copy of '''P''' made by Andrea Darmari between 1560 and 1586. Two of the manuscripts ('''P''' and '''F''') are now located in [[Bibliothèque Nationale]] in [[Paris]], and the third ('''V''') is in the [[Vatican Library]]. The partial manuscript ('''M''') is in [[Modena]].