“Moiraia” (AVAILABLE ONLY IN MICROFILM REPRODUCTION)

GR-OF CA SING-S02-F06-SF001-0023 (1899)

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DIGITAL OBJECT DESCRIPTION

IDENTITY AREA

REFERENCE CODE:

Records the unique identifier that has been appointed to the unit of description by the archivists, in order to facilitate references made to the fonds on an international level.

GR-OF CA SING-S02-F06-SF001-0023 (1899)

TITLE:

Records the name of the unit of description.

“Moiraia”

DATE(S):

Identifies the date of creation of the unit of description.

n.d.

LEVEL OF DESCRIPTION:

Identifies the level of arrangement of the unit of description (fonds, sub-fonds, series, sub-series, file, sub-file, item).

Item

FORMER REFERENCE CODE:

Records the former identifier of the item as given by the Historical G. P. Savvidis Catalogue.

F123_φ30

CONTEXT AREA

NAME OF CREATOR(S):

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Malakasis, M.

CONTENT AND STRUCTURE AREA

SCOPE AND CONTENT:

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Manuscript of the poem “Moiraia” by Miltiadis Malakasis, written by himself on one side of a sheet. The title has been underlined twice. Number “1” at top right. Notes in pencil in some of the verses. Handwritten note in the lower part of the sheet, explaining that the notes in the poem repeat words that are not legible.

CONDITIONS OF ACCESS AND USE AREA

CONDITIONS GOVERNING REPRODUCTION:

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CC BY-SA 4.0 Cavafy Archive Onassis Foundation

LANGUAGE AND SCRIPT NOTES:

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Greek

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:

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Writing in ink and pencil. Physical item wear: oxidations, wears and tears.

NOTES AREA

NOTE:

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‘The physical item is missing. Its digital reproduction is made available through the attendant shots of the microfilm made in 1963 by G. P. Savvidis.