Abstract
The Chronographia of Michael Psellus is one of the masterpieces of Byzantine historiography. The text available to us, in particular that of the edition of Emile Renauld, contains many obscure passages due both to the subtle Greek of Psellus and to state of the single manuscript in which the Chronographia is preserved. In an attempt to offer new suggestions the author of the article has looked into other works of Psellus in order to understand this writer’s usages. In this study he has included only those modifications which improve the text appreciably and alter the translation. [The second part of an article which begins in the preceding issue of the Revue.]
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