After having treated the prosodie florilegia and the florilegia with « author- sections » in the first part of this article (Revue d'Histoire des Textes, t. IX, 1979, pp. 47-121), the author in the second part examines the remaining less common types : the florilegia in which the excerpts of two different authors alternate (Anthologia Valerio- Gelliana), the florilegia with excerpts in disorder and the mini- florilegia, which only contain a limited number of short excerpts, added generally in the margins or on blank spaces at the end of manuscripts or of codi- cological elements. The poetic anthologies and the patristic or biblical florilegia differ from the preceding types in having only a few isolated classical citations, which are overw...
Manuscripts Parisinus graecus 852 (10th c.), Athous, Vatopediou 36 (11th c.), Venetus Marcianus grae...
This article questions the relationship between flaubertian writing and the latin text that represen...
This article surveys and reflects upon compilation activities from the 8th to the 10th century. Atte...
The classical florilegia in Latin were very popular in the Middle Ages : from the four centuries (ni...
The Latin Florilegium as a Point of Comparison By attending to the many parallels between Chinese le...
Dès les IIIe-IVe s., la sensibilité des latinophones à la quantité des syllabes s'était progressivem...
The Florilegium Rossianum contains 70 chapters with sentences of Christian authors and those of the ...
The editor of the Latin Anthology is confronted with diverse difficulties: different authors from di...
This article offers the editio princeps of the Letter Θ of the Florilegium Coislinianum, an alphabet...
A dogmatic anthology prepared for the refutation of “heretical” opponents presents idiosyncratic edi...
This survey article presents scholarly works published since the fourth Chronique, which appeared in...
This paper deals with the indirect tradition of the romance-writers Achilles Tatius and Heliodorus w...
This paper deals with the textual tradition of the Florilegium Vindobonense (14th century). Accordin...
This thesis is composed of two parts, encompassed in a third: a poetry collection; a critical disser...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
Manuscripts Parisinus graecus 852 (10th c.), Athous, Vatopediou 36 (11th c.), Venetus Marcianus grae...
This article questions the relationship between flaubertian writing and the latin text that represen...
This article surveys and reflects upon compilation activities from the 8th to the 10th century. Atte...
The classical florilegia in Latin were very popular in the Middle Ages : from the four centuries (ni...
The Latin Florilegium as a Point of Comparison By attending to the many parallels between Chinese le...
Dès les IIIe-IVe s., la sensibilité des latinophones à la quantité des syllabes s'était progressivem...
The Florilegium Rossianum contains 70 chapters with sentences of Christian authors and those of the ...
The editor of the Latin Anthology is confronted with diverse difficulties: different authors from di...
This article offers the editio princeps of the Letter Θ of the Florilegium Coislinianum, an alphabet...
A dogmatic anthology prepared for the refutation of “heretical” opponents presents idiosyncratic edi...
This survey article presents scholarly works published since the fourth Chronique, which appeared in...
This paper deals with the indirect tradition of the romance-writers Achilles Tatius and Heliodorus w...
This paper deals with the textual tradition of the Florilegium Vindobonense (14th century). Accordin...
This thesis is composed of two parts, encompassed in a third: a poetry collection; a critical disser...
The survey article presents the works concerning the classical manuscripts copied before the XIIIth ...
Manuscripts Parisinus graecus 852 (10th c.), Athous, Vatopediou 36 (11th c.), Venetus Marcianus grae...
This article questions the relationship between flaubertian writing and the latin text that represen...
This article surveys and reflects upon compilation activities from the 8th to the 10th century. Atte...