
doi: 10.1400/208835
handle: 10807/122107
Themistius orationes IV-V-VII-IX-X are transmitted by the MS tradition in this succession and appears to have been a corpusculum of late antique origin. The text of or. IV has been collated in all the extant witnesses (twenty in number); a selective collation has been carried on for orr. V-VII-IX-X. A description of the medieval manuscripts is provided and their relationships are established. All the Renaissance MSS (twelve in number) are demonstrated to derive from a lost ancestor (Ω). Hence a stemma codicum is drawn, where the medieval MSS and omega find their place.
Classical Philology, Tradizione dei testi, Textual criticism, Filologia
Classical Philology, Tradizione dei testi, Textual criticism, Filologia
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