This paper analyses the recent history of the text of Xenophon's Commentant Socratici. It has been divided into five chapters : 1. The diffusion of the text in the western world, spanning the period from the beginning of the fifteenth century, when Guarino Veronese bought a manuscript containing also Xenophon's Commentarii in Venice, until 1516, the date of the first edition. 2. The sixteenth century, during which this text drew benefit from the development of philological studies in Italy and in France. Particularly noteworthy are the editions of Giovan Francesco Torresano (1525), Pier Vettori (1551), Henri Estienne (1561, 15812), as well as a Parisian edition of 1542. 3. From Isaac Vossius to Johann August Ernesti, whose editions benef...
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The paper presents a review of the exegetical literature in the Carolingian Age, with special attent...
Le premier volume présente une étude du Hiéron ou sur la tyrannie, dialogue écrit par Xénophon d'Ath...
This paper studies for the first time an anonymous Byzantine commentary, a metaphrasis, of the secon...
Cette contribution s’emploie à retracer l’évolution de la conception du texte à travers deux comment...
The paper discusses the guidelines for the census of the Italian editions and commentaries of Aristo...
Since both the editorial and scientific fortunes of the collection of letters known as Socratis et S...
International audienceThe aim of this book is to study some major moments of the interpretations and...
The aim of the thesis is to investigate about the reception of Persius’ poetry in the Renaissance pe...
This paper aims at examining the value of the nautike dynamis in Xenophon’s works, from Athena...
The Ps.-Aristotelian treatise De mirabilibus auscultationibus, a collection of 178 brief chapters de...
The A. explains and describes the project of a Repertorium of the Greek Scribes of the mss. of the B...
This article is a kind of deferred review of a comment made in the debates on the “reform” of the fi...
Through a close analysis of a wide range of Sperone Speroni's writings (dialogues, treatises, discou...
Il contributo tenta di delineare la storia del farsi dell'opera piú studiata di Vincenzo Consolo sul...
Essay on the manuscript tradition of the « Commentum Brunsianun » to Terence's plays. This paper st...
The paper presents a review of the exegetical literature in the Carolingian Age, with special attent...
Le premier volume présente une étude du Hiéron ou sur la tyrannie, dialogue écrit par Xénophon d'Ath...
This paper studies for the first time an anonymous Byzantine commentary, a metaphrasis, of the secon...