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1882
Volume 3, Issue 1
  • ISSN: 0373-6075
  • E-ISSN: 2507-0185

Abstract

Abstract

Tous les manuscrits survivant du , recueil mythographique du ixe siècle, peuvent être classés en deux familles et . Bien qu'il soit le plus ancien manuscrit sur lequel toutes les éditions modernes se fondent, R (xiie siècle), n'occupe qu'une position inférieure dans la famille . Le texte de , représenté seulement par un petit nombre de manuscrits humanistes, fut connu au xiiie siècle par Conrad de Mure, qui cite des leçons de dans son .

Abstract

All surviving manuscripts of the , a ninth-century collection of ancient myths, can be classified into two families : a and b. R (s. xii), although the oldest manuscript, on which all modern editions are founded, only holds an inferior position in the b-family. The a-text, represented only by a few humanistic manuscripts, was known to the thirteenth century scholar Konradus de Mure, who quotes a-readings in his .

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