Ebook: Textual Criticism and Editorial Technique: applicable to Greek and Latin texts

A guide for users and makers of critical editions of Greek and Latin texts Causes of textual variation Analysis of closed and open traditions Evaluation of variants and emendations Collecting the material for an edition Layout of text and apparatus Specimen passages with commentary
Content:
Front Matter....Pages 1-6
Bibliographical Note....Pages 5-6
Habent sua fata libelli....Pages 7-29
Organizing the data....Pages 29-47
Diagnosis....Pages 47-59
Preparation....Pages 61-72
Presentation....Pages 72-103
Hesiod, Theogony 176–200....Pages 105-119
‘Hippocrates’, de morbo sacro 1, 29–44....Pages 119-128
Aesop, fab. 157 Perry; Xenophon, Memorabilia 1, 3, 8–9....Pages 128-132
Catullus 61, 189–228....Pages 132-141
Ovid, Amores 3, 15....Pages 141-145
Apuleius (?), de Platone 2, 20....Pages 145-151
Back Matter....Pages 153-155