학술논문
The place of Parisinus graecus 1813 in the tradition of the Phaedo
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article
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Source
Revue d'histoire des textes 21(1991):243-256
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Language
English
ISSN
0373-6075
Abstract
Le manuscrit Parisinus graecus 1813, du ΧΙΙIe siècle, contient un mélange de dialogues de Platon, tirés de manuscrits de différentes traditions. Pour le Phédon ce manuscrit est une source indépendante, et ne dérive d'aucun autre manuscrit conservé. Le Paris, gr. 1813 appartient à la famille δ, et il est plus proche de l'un des deux rameaux, celui de Ρ (Palatinus 1 73) et de S (Paris, suppl. gr. 668), bien que son texte soit contaminé par l'autre rameau, et par les deux autres familles. Des corrections contemporaines indiquent elles aussi la contamination. Le texte du Phédon dans ce manuscrit a subi des corrections conjecturales, à la fois erudites et téméraires. Dans le dernier quart du Phédon, le manuscrit sert de source pour le Coislinianus 155, utilisé a son tour par un correcteur de V (Vaticanus gr. 225) d'une époque plus récente.
The XIII century manuscript Parisinus graecus 1813 contains arr assortment of Platonic dialogues, drawn from differing manuscript tradition. For the Phaedo, it is a primary source, derived from no other extant manuscript. Paris, gr. 1813 is a member of the δ family, related more closely to one branch, that of Ρ (Palatinus 173) and S (Paris, suppl. gr. 668), though its text is contaminated from the other branch and from the other two families. Contemporary corrections indicate further contamination. The text of the Phaedo in this MS has been subjected to learned but rash conjectural emendation. In the last quarter of the Phaedo, the MS is the source of Coislinianus 155, which in turn has been used by a late corrector of V (Vaticanas gr. 225).
The XIII century manuscript Parisinus graecus 1813 contains arr assortment of Platonic dialogues, drawn from differing manuscript tradition. For the Phaedo, it is a primary source, derived from no other extant manuscript. Paris, gr. 1813 is a member of the δ family, related more closely to one branch, that of Ρ (Palatinus 173) and S (Paris, suppl. gr. 668), though its text is contaminated from the other branch and from the other two families. Contemporary corrections indicate further contamination. The text of the Phaedo in this MS has been subjected to learned but rash conjectural emendation. In the last quarter of the Phaedo, the MS is the source of Coislinianus 155, which in turn has been used by a late corrector of V (Vaticanas gr. 225).