Add to ORKGTwo centuries have passed since the palimpsest that transmits a Roman legal work known as the Vaticana fragmenta was rediscovered by Angelo Mai in the Vatican Apostolic Library in Rome. This paper reviews the main issues relating to this work and suggests some reasons why a new edition of the text is desirable.1820 hat Angelo Mai in der Vatikanischen Apostolischen Bibliothek in Rom ein Palimpsest wiederentdeckt, welches ein römisches Rechtswerk – die so genannte Vaticana Fragmenta – überliefert. 200 Jahre sind seitdem genau vergangen. Dieser Beitrag gibt einen Überblick über die wichtigsten Aspekte dieses Werks und zeigt Gründe auf, warum eine neue Ausgabe dieses Textes wünschenswert ist
The correspondence between Appianus (the historian?) and Fronto (p. [190]-198) is in Greek with Lati...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius\u2019 palimpse...
In the Vaticanus graecus 2236, the fragment of Pausanias' book III, 1-2, 6 is particularly interesti...
Two centuries have passed since the palimpsest that transmits a Roman legal work known as the Vatica...
ABSTRACT: In 1820 Cardinal Angelo Mai discovered in a Vatican manuscript (Codex Vaticanus Latinus N....
ABSTRACT: In 1820 Cardinal Angelo Mai discovered in a Vatican manuscript (Codex Vaticanus Latinus N....
Fragmenta Vaticana - Fragmenta quae dicuntur Vaticana Testo digitalizzato e codificato nell’ambito ...
Fragments of several books of the Old Testament in Codex 3281 of the Vatican library. cf. Introd.Bib...
This paper concerns the history and contents of the manuscript Città del Vaticano, Bib...
Many parchments fragments belonging to the same coptic biblical manuscript are kept in the British L...
Many parchments fragments belonging to the same coptic biblical manuscript are kept in the British L...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius’ palimpsest st...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius’ palimpsest st...
What happens when texts are lost after losing their identity (both as texts and books)? To answer th...
In the light of unpublished material this paper reconstructs the history of the deciphering of Gaius...
The correspondence between Appianus (the historian?) and Fronto (p. [190]-198) is in Greek with Lati...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius\u2019 palimpse...
In the Vaticanus graecus 2236, the fragment of Pausanias' book III, 1-2, 6 is particularly interesti...
Two centuries have passed since the palimpsest that transmits a Roman legal work known as the Vatica...
ABSTRACT: In 1820 Cardinal Angelo Mai discovered in a Vatican manuscript (Codex Vaticanus Latinus N....
ABSTRACT: In 1820 Cardinal Angelo Mai discovered in a Vatican manuscript (Codex Vaticanus Latinus N....
Fragmenta Vaticana - Fragmenta quae dicuntur Vaticana Testo digitalizzato e codificato nell’ambito ...
Fragments of several books of the Old Testament in Codex 3281 of the Vatican library. cf. Introd.Bib...
This paper concerns the history and contents of the manuscript Città del Vaticano, Bib...
Many parchments fragments belonging to the same coptic biblical manuscript are kept in the British L...
Many parchments fragments belonging to the same coptic biblical manuscript are kept in the British L...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius’ palimpsest st...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius’ palimpsest st...
What happens when texts are lost after losing their identity (both as texts and books)? To answer th...
In the light of unpublished material this paper reconstructs the history of the deciphering of Gaius...
The correspondence between Appianus (the historian?) and Fronto (p. [190]-198) is in Greek with Lati...
This paper addresses the question of the origin of the partial transcription of Gaius\u2019 palimpse...
In the Vaticanus graecus 2236, the fragment of Pausanias' book III, 1-2, 6 is particularly interesti...