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New Evidence for the Text of Festvs.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

W. M. Lindsay
Affiliation:
St. Andrews

Extract

The Teubner edition of Festus de Verborum Significatu had scarcely appeared when Professor Anspach announced (in the Deutsche Literaturzeitung of November 29, 1913) his discovery of a MS. of Isidore's Etymologies (A 18 of the Vallicelli Library, Rome) with some Scholia taken from Festus. Last Easter, in the limited time at my disposal, I transcribed from the MS. the greater part of this Isidore Commentary and, later, received a transcript of the remainder from Abbe Liebaert some weeks before his death. Although hampered by the deficiencies of our University Library, I am unwilling to keep this new evidence any longer from students of Festus.

Type
Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © The Classical Association 1916

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page 111 note 1 So read in Paul. Fest. 94, 10 ab italis sunt dicti.

page 114 note 1 So Mart. Sped, XV must be defective. The Should we read in line 2 quinta for quanta (as at epigram must have mentioned a tiger too. 7, 93, 7)?

page 115 note 1 Editors of Cassiodorus, please note ,