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Un «libellus» del Florilegio di Stobeo e la scrittura dell'anziano Giano Lascaris.

Rome, A. D. 1530. Janus Lascaris sends two Greek books to François Galiot, who begins his Greek studies in Paris, under the guide of Guillaume du Maine, the Stobaens MS Vat. Reg. gr. 146 and the Anthologia Graeca BNF, Rés. Vdins 1061. The concurrent study of codicological, palaeographical and textua...

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Published in:Medioevo Greco Vol. 9; pp. 253 - 266
Main Author: Speranzi, David
Format: Article
Published: Edizioni dell' Orso 2009
Subjects:
Lascaris, Janus
Greek literature
Manuscripts
Paleography
Writing
Rome
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
Summary:Rome, A. D. 1530. Janus Lascaris sends two Greek books to François Galiot, who begins his Greek studies in Paris, under the guide of Guillaume du Maine, the Stobaens MS Vat. Reg. gr. 146 and the Anthologia Graeca BNF, Rés. Vdins 1061. The concurrent study of codicological, palaeographical and textual features of the Stobaeus manuscript allow to isolate Janus Lascaris' script in A. D. 1530, when he was eighty-five old.