The Greek text of Alexander of Aphrodisias' De fato is contained, either completely or partially, in nineteen manuscripts to which we can assigne dates ranging from the IXth to the XVIIth century. The original model, Marcianus gr. 258 = V, a small format volume belonging to the « Philosophical Collection », is a translitterated copy whose model comprised approximately 16 letters per line. As Miss L. Labowsky has pointed out, F belonged to the Dominican translator William of Moerbeke. Now, three Latin manuscripts (two dating from the end of the XVIIth century, and the other from 1423) have preserved a Latin translation whose specific caracteristics mark it as William's work. From the examination of this translation, and its comparison with t...
The De verborum significatione by Festus is transmitted by the manuscript IV A 3 of the Biblioteca N...
After the identification of Adalbertus of Samaria as the author of the Ars dictaminis added to Symma...
The codex Atheniensis 547 (parchment XIV century) begins with nine works attributed, rightly or wron...
Conjectures on the text of a passage in the De fato of Alexander of Aphrodisias (27, p. 51.21 ff. Th...
Two texts of Renaut de Louhans, a Dominican monk of the first half of the fourteenth century, are kn...
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The manuscript Par. gr. 1468 contains the menologion for the months September to November, its patte...
The oldest Latin version of the Vita Antonii of Athanasius (anonymous, probably translated already b...
International audienceAfter a brief inventory of ten French and Occitan texts which mention a lost 1...
The De verborum significatione by Festus is transmitted by the manuscript IV A 3 of the Biblioteca N...
After the identification of Adalbertus of Samaria as the author of the Ars dictaminis added to Symma...
The codex Atheniensis 547 (parchment XIV century) begins with nine works attributed, rightly or wron...
Conjectures on the text of a passage in the De fato of Alexander of Aphrodisias (27, p. 51.21 ff. Th...
Two texts of Renaut de Louhans, a Dominican monk of the first half of the fourteenth century, are kn...
The post-Renaissance copies of Aristotle’s Poetics were mostly made for scholarly use. The copyists ...
This article presents the history of the medieval Latin translations of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethi...
This study, which begins by describing the state of our knowledge about the Laurentianus XXXII 9 (L,...
Ever since the mid-sixteenth century, scholarship has been familiar with the title ‘Collection of Ps...
The manuscripts of books VI to X of the Roman Antiquities are transmitted in their entirety by ten c...
The tradition of the Roman de Fauvel, realization of the most conspicuous satirical late-medieval al...
The Latin Version of the Régime du Corps by Aldobrandino of Siena : an Untimely Witness - The manusc...
The manuscript Par. gr. 1468 contains the menologion for the months September to November, its patte...
The oldest Latin version of the Vita Antonii of Athanasius (anonymous, probably translated already b...
International audienceAfter a brief inventory of ten French and Occitan texts which mention a lost 1...
The De verborum significatione by Festus is transmitted by the manuscript IV A 3 of the Biblioteca N...
After the identification of Adalbertus of Samaria as the author of the Ars dictaminis added to Symma...
The codex Atheniensis 547 (parchment XIV century) begins with nine works attributed, rightly or wron...