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Scholia Graeca in Thucydidem : Scholia vetustiora et Lexicon Thucydideum Patmense
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ISBN: 9783110107227 3110107228 Year: 2019 Volume: 15 Publisher: Berlin Walter de Gruyter & Co.

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The scholia to Thucydides, which are marginalia found in Medieval Greek manuscripts, provide us with the remainders of valuable ancient and Byzantine commentaries on the verbal and textual difficulties presented by Thucydides?s complex texts. The last edition of these scholia appeared in 1927, and this publication fails to live up to important contemporary requirements? namely, to base the text on the visual examination all of extant manuscript material and to winnow out the most valuable older textual elements from less important late-Byzantine supplements. The new edition meets both of these scholarly expectations in exemplary fashion.


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Scholia Graeca in Thucydidem : Scholia vetustiora et Lexicon Thucydideum Patmense. Aus dem Nachlass herausgegeben von Klaus Alpers
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ISBN: 3110271168 Year: 2019 Publisher: Berlin ; Boston : De Gruyter,

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In den Thukydidesscholien mittelalterlicher griechischer Handschriften sind die Reste der wertvollen antiken und byzantischen Wort- und Texterklärungen zum schwierigen Thukydidestext überliefert. Die letzte, für ihre Zeit sehr verdienstvolle, Ausgabe erschien 1927, sie entspricht aber wesentlichen modernen Ansprüchen nicht: Basierung des Textes auf Sichtung und Erfassung des gesamten überlieferten Handschriftenmaterials und Sonderung der wertvollsten alten Textbestandteile von weniger bedeutenden spätbyzantinischen Zufügungen. Durch grundlegende Untersuchungen vor allem von Alberti (dessen große Thukydidesausgabe in Rom von 1972 bis 2000 erschien) und von Kleinlogel seit der Mitte des 20. Jh. konnte die komplizierte Überlieferungsgeschichte des Thukydidestextes und der Scholien dazu geklärt werden. Seine neue Ausgabe hat Kleinlogel auf eigene Kollationen aller als relevant erkannten Handschriften gegründet und konsequent die jungen Textschichten von den älteren geschieden. Die Edition der "Scholia vetustiora" lag bei seinem Tode am 1.1.2007 weitestgehend abgeschlossen vor, sie wird hier aus seinem Nachlass publiziert. The scholia to Thucydides, which are marginalia found in Medieval Greek manuscripts, provide us with the remainders of valuable ancient and Byzantine commentaries on the verbal and textual difficulties presented by Thucydides's complex texts. The last edition of these scholia appeared in 1927, and this publication fails to live up to important contemporary requirements - namely, to base the text on the visual examination all of extant manuscript material and to winnow out the most valuable older textual elements from less important late-Byzantine supplements. The new edition meets both of these scholarly expectations in exemplary fashion.


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The afterlife of Herodotus and Thucydides
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ISBN: 9781905670871 1905670877 Year: 2019 Volume: 139 Publisher: London, England Institute of Classical Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London Press

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Herodotus of Halicarnassus and Thucydides the Athenian were the two most famous and earliest (fifth century bce) of the Greek historians whose work survives; their subject was the wars between the Greek cities and the Persian Empire and later those between the Greek cities themselves. Their names are frequently linked and their work compared and contrasted: Herodotus' history ranged adventurously both in space and time; Thucydides limited himself to the events of his own day. Herodotus' work is certainly more fun to read; Thucydides approaches more closely to the modern conception of 'scientific' history-writing.This book seeks to explore the reception of their writings from the Byzantine era until today, following the ups and downs of their scholarly reputations. Herodotus has at times been much despised and only recently reassessed and taken more seriously. Thucydides has been more consistently revered, even if sometimes thought narrow and boring. Today, he still attracts readers from disciplines far from the classical world. The essays in this collection range from Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the World and Isaac Newton's Chronology to the coming of narratology.

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