Add to ORKGPhotius’ summary of Heliodorus’ Ethiopian Story in his Library (chapter 73) is generally regarded as inaccurate by modern scholars. Yet careful examination of the chapter shows that Photius knew the novel in detail. The text of chapter 73 also allows us to reconstruct the main features of Photius’ manuscript of Heliodorus: it was probably very close to the text seen in ms Vat. gr. 157 (11th cent.), which belonged to George Baiophoros (15th cent.)
The thesis comprises, in roughly equal proportions, a commentary on the first book of Heliodoros Ait...
none1noDiodorus and Plutarch provide completely different accounts of the battle at the Eurymedon (c...
International audienceSome of the references of the Report of Pilate to Tiberius in the Clavis Apocr...
Photius’ summary of Heliodorus’ Ethiopian Story in his Library (chapter 73) is generally regarded as...
Photius’ interest in the turmoil in II B.C. Sicily, which probably reflects ninth-century anxiety ov...
The aim of this paper is to reconsider the final words of chapter 94 in Photius’ Bibliotheca on Iamb...
In this paper, we study the references to historical books present in the Bibliotheca of Photius, tw...
I discuss three passages of Heliodorus' novel Aithiopika in the light of their connections with some...
In this paper, we study the references to historical books present in the Bibliotheca of Photius, tw...
In ancient Greek novels ekphrasis (ancient description of a work of art) is often the starting point...
The annotated margins of the Greek text on which Jacques Amyot based the first edition of his transl...
In chapter 159 of the so-called "Bibliotheca" Photius described a manuscript containing Isocrates' w...
Starting from the literary reconstruction that Photius offers, the present paper focuses on the char...
This paper aims to review a wrong tradition about the duration of the First Ecumenical Council of Ni...
In the fifth book of his Rhetoric (pp.74-76 Watt), Antony of Tagrit (9th century?) cites two passage...
The thesis comprises, in roughly equal proportions, a commentary on the first book of Heliodoros Ait...
none1noDiodorus and Plutarch provide completely different accounts of the battle at the Eurymedon (c...
International audienceSome of the references of the Report of Pilate to Tiberius in the Clavis Apocr...
Photius’ summary of Heliodorus’ Ethiopian Story in his Library (chapter 73) is generally regarded as...
Photius’ interest in the turmoil in II B.C. Sicily, which probably reflects ninth-century anxiety ov...
The aim of this paper is to reconsider the final words of chapter 94 in Photius’ Bibliotheca on Iamb...
In this paper, we study the references to historical books present in the Bibliotheca of Photius, tw...
I discuss three passages of Heliodorus' novel Aithiopika in the light of their connections with some...
In this paper, we study the references to historical books present in the Bibliotheca of Photius, tw...
In ancient Greek novels ekphrasis (ancient description of a work of art) is often the starting point...
The annotated margins of the Greek text on which Jacques Amyot based the first edition of his transl...
In chapter 159 of the so-called "Bibliotheca" Photius described a manuscript containing Isocrates' w...
Starting from the literary reconstruction that Photius offers, the present paper focuses on the char...
This paper aims to review a wrong tradition about the duration of the First Ecumenical Council of Ni...
In the fifth book of his Rhetoric (pp.74-76 Watt), Antony of Tagrit (9th century?) cites two passage...
The thesis comprises, in roughly equal proportions, a commentary on the first book of Heliodoros Ait...
none1noDiodorus and Plutarch provide completely different accounts of the battle at the Eurymedon (c...
International audienceSome of the references of the Report of Pilate to Tiberius in the Clavis Apocr...