Institutiones humanarum litterarum. Textus Φ Δ - Cassiodorus; Ilaria Morresi
KORTE INHOUD
The 'Institutiones humanarum litterarum' - that is, the second book of Cassiodorus? masterpiece, devoted to secular learning - have come to us in three different textual forms: the ?authentic? recension Omega, corresponding to Cassiodorus? final wishes, and two subsequent recensions, named Phi and Delta. 0Here, later interpolations were added starting from an earlier authorial draft, providing modern readers with valuable information about Cassiodorus? progressive revisions and updates. Subsequent additions are also evidence of the early fortune of the 'Institutiones', showing which texts were actively read and studied from the 6th to the 9th centuries. Following Roger Mynors' and Pierre Courcelle's fundamental intuitions, Ilaria Morresi provides the first complete critical edition of the Phi Delta corpora, based on the systematic study of the manuscript tradition. Much attention is paid to the many diagrams included both within the 'Institutiones saeculares' and the interpolations, which are clues to the gre...
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(190) 321 p. Bound in the publisher's red cloth with gilt lettering and decoration (Very fine copy, like new.) Turnhout, Brepols 2022 [Auteur: Morresi, Ilaria (ed.)] [Titel: Cassiodori Senatoris: Institutiones Humanarum Litterarum, Textus (Corpus Christianorum, Series Latina XCIX A. Magni Aurelii Cassiodori Senatoria Opera Pars III, 2)]
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The Institutiones humanarum litterarum ? that is, the second book of Cassiodorus? masterpiece, devoted to secular learning ? have come to us in three different textual forms: the ?authentic? recension ?, corresponding to Cassiodorus? final wishes, and two subsequent recensions, named ? and ?. Here, later interpolations were added starting from an earlier authorial draft, providing modern readers with valuable information about Cassiodorus? progressive revisions and updates. Subsequent additions are also evi...
