Having got access to the uncropped original photograph, Allan Pantuck and Scott Brown also demonstrated that the script Carlson thought was written by M. Madiotes actually was written by someone else and was an eighteenth-century hand unrelated to Clement's letter to Theodore; that Smith did not attribute that handwriting to a contemporary named "M. Madiotes" (M. Μαδιότης), and that he afterwards corrected the name "Madiotes" to "Madeotas" (Μαδεότας) which may, in fact, be "Modestos" (Μοδέστος), a common name at Mar Saba.