Abstract
This paper examines manuscript Salm. 74 (Thucydides) in codicological, historical and textual perspective. Attention is paid to its itinerary from Constantinople (where it is likely to have been written at the end of 14th century) to Spain (where it arrived after traveling through the Italy of humanism).
Highlights
This paper examines manuscript Salm. 74 (Thucydides) in codicological, historical and textual perspective
Attention is paid to its itinerary from Constantinople to Spain
74 entre Bizancio y España, creo que hay argumentos suficientes para ver en Constantinopla el origen de este códice de Tucídides que, aunque nunca pasó por Creta, condicionó —a través de una copia perdida σ y a través de los Vat. Urb
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Concretamente en su contribución de 196417, Alberti sostenía que cuatro de los manuscritos señalados por Powell como descendientes del autógrafo de Apostolio Vat. Urb. Siguiendo cronológicamente la evolución de los estudios sobre la transmisión manuscrita de Tucídides, encontramos significativas novedades con la aparición en 1972 de la edición de Alberti del historiador griego, en cuyo prefacio al primer volumen se da un elenco de los manuscritos colacionados y se introduce, en relación con el origen del autógrafo de Miguel Apostolio Vat. Urb.
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