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Excerpt from Opera<br/><br/>Accedit quod Bieria et a Servio ad ec]. II, 15 et in scholiis Bern. Ad eel. VI, 17 consentienter Maecmatz's fuisse ancilla dicitur et insuper in his Variz' amica. Quid? Quae ibidem de Hieria traduntur, vinosam eam fuisse ob idque C'mztharz' nomen ei inditum esse, nonne fontem satis recon ditum notitiamque non ita vulgarem ostendunt, quam in Servio ecl. II, 15 Ribbeck desiderabat? Benique parum cre dibile, ei uxor Varii erat, palam eam professam esse, vel ut Suetonii verbis utar, narrare solitmn invitatum Vergilium ad sui communionem atque hoc etiam minus, invitatum ab ipso suo marito Vario, ad adullerz'um scilicet, si umor erat. Nam verborum 'ad communionem sui' vis satis patet. Vereor enim, ut etiamsi calumniatam esse Plotiam suum maritum fingas quod Ribbeckio placuit, totam ita rem simpliciter expedias. Manet autem vel sic scrupulus cur de coniuga libus istis inter Plotiam et Varium rationibus et Suetonius.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the evolution of ancient Roman Virgil manuscripts from their inception to their early modern reception. The author examines how these texts were created, preserved, and disseminated, tracing their journey from the time of Virgil's death to the present day. Positioning Virgil's works within the broader literary, linguistic, and historical contexts of ancient Rome, the book delves into the complex world of textual transmission, scribal practices, and the profound impact of Virgil's writings on later generations. It investigates how scholars and scribes adapted and reinterpreted the poet's works over centuries, shaping the very fabric of Western literature. Through a meticulous examination of manuscripts, the author uncovers the editorial processes, philological debates, and cultural influences that molded the transmission of Virgil's texts. The book explores the interplay between textual variants, annotations, and commentaries, revealing the ongoing dialogue between readers and the poet's words. It also sheds light on the significance of Virgil's manuscripts as historical artifacts, offering insights into the cultural and intellectual life of ancient Rome. In conclusion, this book provides an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the study of Virgil, offering a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of his manuscripts and the enduring legacy of his words. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9780366541515_0
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