This article reflects on the subscriptions which, in ms. Venezia, Bi- blioteca Nazionale Marciana, gr. 454 (coll. 822) of the Iliad, mention the ancient sources that were compiled in the apparatus of the scholia, concluding that they might actually not refer at all to the positioning of the exegetic annotations in the margins of the manuscript: hence, they prove not to be conclusive for dating the origins of scholiography.

Through the warping glass. A reconsideration on Venetus A subscriptions and the birth of scholiography

PAGANI, LARA
2014-01-01

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This article reflects on the subscriptions which, in ms. Venezia, Bi- blioteca Nazionale Marciana, gr. 454 (coll. 822) of the Iliad, mention the ancient sources that were compiled in the apparatus of the scholia, concluding that they might actually not refer at all to the positioning of the exegetic annotations in the margins of the manuscript: hence, they prove not to be conclusive for dating the origins of scholiography.
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