CiNii 図書 - Scribes and scholars : a guide to the transmission of Greek and Latin literature

This book offers an introduction for beginners to the processes by which Greek and Latin literature have been preserved. This new edition aims to respond to the urgent need to take account of the very large number of discoveries in this rapidly advancing field of knowledge by revising or enlarging certain sections of the book. A note on how to interpret the information given in an "apparatus criticus" is also included. The book should be of interest to students and scholars of Greek and Latin literature and those involved in the study of textual transmission.

Part 1 Antiquity: ancient books
the library of the museum and Hellenistic scholarship
other Hellenistic work
books and scholarship in the Roman Republic
developments under the early empire
archaism in the second century
the compendium and the commentary
from roll to codex
paganism and Christianity in the 4th century
the subscriptions. Part 2 The Greek east: scholarship and literature under the Roman Empire
the Christian church and classical studies
the early Byzantine period
Greek texts in the Orient
the Renaissance of the 9th century
the later Byzantine period. Part 3 The Latin west: the dark ages
Ireland and England
the Anglo-Saxon missionaries
insular influence on classical texts
the Carolingian revival
the development of Caroline miniscule
Carolingian libraries and the Latin classics
Carolingian scholarship
the Carolingian twilight
the resurgence of Monte Cassino
the 12th-century Renaissance
the scholastic age
Greek in the west in the middle ages. Part 4 The renaissance: humanism
the first humanists
the consolidation of humanism - Petrarch and his generation
Coluccio Salutati (1331-1406)
the great age of discovery - Poggio (1380-1459)
Latin scholarship in the 15th century - Valla and Politian
Greek studies - diplomats, refugees and book collectors
Greek scholarship in the 15th century - Bessarion and Politian
the first printed Greek texts - Aldus Manutius and Marcus Musurus
Erasmus (1469-1536). Part 5 Some aspects of scholarship since the Renaissance: the Counter-Reformation - the high Renaissance in Italy
the beginnings of humanism and scholarship in France
the Netherlands in the 16th and 17th centuries
Richard Bentley (1662-1742) - classical and theological studies
the origins of paleography
discoveries of texts since the Renaissance - palimpsests, papyri, other manuscript discoveries, epigraphic texts
epilogue. Part 6 Textual criticism: the development of the theory of textual criticism
the stemmatic theory of recension
limitations of the stemmatic method
age and merit in individual manuscripts
indirect tradition
some other basic principles
corruptions
fluid forms of transmission - technical and popular literature
conventions in the "apparatus criticus"
conclusion.

巻冊次: : pbk ISBN 9780198721468

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In the second edition of this classic work a section of notes was included, and a new chapter was added which dealt with some aspects of scholarship since the Renaissance. For this third edition the authors have responded to the urgent need to take account of the very large number of discoveries in this rapidly advancing field of knowledge by substantially revising or enlarging certain sections.

Part 1 Antiquity: ancient books
the library of the museum and Hellenistic scholarship
other Hellenistic work
books and scholarship in the Roman Republic
developments under the early empire
archaism in the second century
the compendium and the commentary
from roll to codex
paganism and Christianity in the 4th century
the subscriptions. Part 2 The Greek east: scholarship and literature under the Roman Empire
the Christian church and classical studies
the early Byzantine period
Greek texts in the Orient
the Renaissance of the 9th century
the later Byzantine period. Part 3 The Latin west: the dark ages
Ireland and England
the Anglo-Saxon missionaries
insular influence on classical texts
the Carolingian revival
the development of Caroline miniscule
Carolingian libraries and the Latin classics
Carolingian scholarship
the Carolingian twilight
the resurgence of Monte Cassino
the 12th-century Renaissance
the scholastic age
Greek in the west in the middle ages. Part 4 The renaissance: humanism
the first humanists
the consolidation of humanism - Petrarch and his generation
Coluccio Salutati (1331-1406)
the great age of discovery - Poggio (1380-1459)
Latin scholarship in the 15th century - Valla and Politian
Greek studies - diplomats, refugees and book collectors
Greek scholarship in the 15th century - Bessarion and Politian
the first printed Greek texts - Aldus Manutius and Marcus Musurus
Erasmus (1469-1536). Part 5 Some aspects of scholarship since the Renaissance: the Counter-Reformation - the high Renaissance in Italy
the beginnings of humanism and scholarship in France
the Netherlands in the 16th and 17th centuries
Richard Bentley (1662-1742) - classical and theological studies
the origins of paleography
discoveries of texts since the Renaissance - palimpsests, papyri, other manuscript discoveries, epigraphic texts
epilogue. Part 6 Textual criticism: the development of the theory of textual criticism
the stemmatic theory of recension
limitations of the stemmatic method
age and merit in individual manuscripts
indirect tradition
some other basic principles
corruptions
fluid forms of transmission - technical and popular literature
conventions in the "apparatus criticus"
conclusion.

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