id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
grbs-11361	Galán-Vioque, Guillermo	Isaac Vossius’ Sylloge of Greek Technopaegnia	2012	26	.pdf	application/pdf	10235	507	67	This is the case, for example, at line 1, where he notes in the margin οὔ µε λιβρὸς ἱρῶν B (the text reads οὔ µεµβρὸς ἱρῶν συ);38 at line 14, where alongside the erroneous reading ἔκγονος, which he takes from Orv., he writes -νοις B; at line 16, where he notes in the margin δ’ indicating that B adds it after τάων, as is the reading of P; and at line 21, where against the reading Ὑπηττίδων, which he copies from Orv., Vossius notes in margine Ὑπηττιαδᾶν B, as in P, and adds, alongside λαβροτέρην and ἄδδην, λαροτέρην B and ἄδην B, which are readings of P. ___ M. Lauxtermann, “The Anthology of Cephalas,” in M. Hinterberger and E. Schiffer (eds.), Byzantinische Sprachkunst: Studien zur byzantinischen Literatur ge- widmet Wolfram Hörandner (Berlin/New York 2007) Vossius probably consulted this manuscript when he was in Rome from 3 May until 20 September 1642 (see Blok, Isaac Vossius 137 and 154), and thus this testimony can be considered as a terminus post quem for the transfer of the Farnesian manuscripts to Parma, which took place around the middle of the seventeenth century: see L. Pernot, “La collection de manuscrits grecs de la maison Farnèse,” MEFRM 91 (1979) 466 and 478, and F. Fossier, Le Palais Farnèse.	cache/grbs-11361.pdf	txt/grbs-11361.txt