Horace scholiasts Porphyrio and ‘Acro’ in early modern printed editions (1474–1838)
Reviewing the printing fortune of ancient scholia on Horace, Porphyrio and ‘Acro’, I examine the degree of importance attached to ancient scholia before they appeared in nineteenth-century critical editions. To what purpose were the scholia first printed? Where did they stand in relation to contemp...
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Universitat de Girona; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
2013
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| Sumario: | Reviewing the printing fortune of ancient scholia on Horace, Porphyrio and ‘Acro’, I examine the degree of importance attached to ancient scholia before they appeared in nineteenth-century critical editions. To what purpose were the scholia first printed? Where did they stand in relation to contemporary commentaries?
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