La medida del pie romano: nota de crítica textual sobre un problema filológico-matemático de la Repetitio Sexta de Mensuris de Nebrija.
The present article puts forth an important textual error of a philological and mathematical nature (the omission of the cardinal mille in the relative clause of the sentence "Cum quodque milliarium millenos passus habeat: qui conficiunt pedes quinque") in the passage of the Repetitio sexta de mensu...
| Publicado en: | Euphrosyne Vol. 47; pp. 191 - 220 |
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