Servius and Commentary on Virgil: Bernardo Lecture Series, No. 5Servius and Commentary on Vergil is the fifth in a series of publications occasioned by the annual Bernardo Lecture at the Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance Studies (CEMERS) at Binghamton University. This series offers public lectures which have been given by distinguished medieval and Renaissance scholars on topics and figures representative of these two important historical, religious, and intellectual periods. |
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... manuscripts in the Vatican Library within the collection Vaticani Latini ( I was naturally enough concerned to go carefully through those stretches where no printed catalogue has yet been produced ) , I stumbled across a reference to ...
... manuscripts in the Vatican Library within the collection Vaticani Latini ( I was naturally enough concerned to go carefully through those stretches where no printed catalogue has yet been produced ) , I stumbled across a reference to ...
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... manuscripts , and have come up with only twelve , of which only five contain ( or ever contained ) all twelve books , the rest being of one half or the other . Why on earth is this ? Clearly the opportunity was there for copies to be ...
... manuscripts , and have come up with only twelve , of which only five contain ( or ever contained ) all twelve books , the rest being of one half or the other . Why on earth is this ? Clearly the opportunity was there for copies to be ...
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... manuscript witness for Servius . As with Lactantius Placidus , we are fortunate to have a very recent new critical edition , that of Peter Kulcsár , at least for the first two Mythographers.27 25 As ... manuscripts 13 Peter K. Marshall.
... manuscript witness for Servius . As with Lactantius Placidus , we are fortunate to have a very recent new critical edition , that of Peter Kulcsár , at least for the first two Mythographers.27 25 As ... manuscripts 13 Peter K. Marshall.
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