Le informali di IX e X secolo e la fortuna di Dione di Prusa nella rinascenza macedone. Uno stesso anonimo copista per l'Urb. gr. 124 e il Marc. gr. 454, un annotatore di X secolo nel Vat. gr. 99.
A new description of codex Vat. gr. 99 of Dio of Prusa for the CGA project (Codices Graeci Antiquiores) allows us to submit some palaeographical notes on the reading of Dio in the Macedonian Renaissance. The second hand of ms. Vat. gr. 99, containing Dio's works in the Photian order (Bibliotheca, co...
| Publicado en: | Medioevo Greco Vol. 15; no. 1; pp. 157 - 174 |
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| Sumario: | A new description of codex Vat. gr. 99 of Dio of Prusa for the CGA project (Codices Graeci Antiquiores) allows us to submit some palaeographical notes on the reading of Dio in the Macedonian Renaissance. The second hand of ms. Vat. gr. 99, containing Dio's works in the Photian order (Bibliotheca, cod. 209), could be identified in the hand of Alexander of Nicaea; the hand of ms. Vat. Urb. gr. 124, copied on an Arethas' manuscript, is the same as the famous Venetus A, Marc. gr. 454, and does confirm a circulation and transmission of the text of Dio amongst the leading figures of the Macedonian Renaissance. |
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