"schedography" meaning in English

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          "text": "[Michael] Psellus prided himself on restoring the science of Schedography, the bugbear of Anna Comnena—it consisted of the minute grammatical analysis of selected passages—exalting Grammar over Literature, in Anna's opinion—and was still highly popular under the Pælzologi. [Manuel] Moschopoulos wrote a schedographical glossary.",
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