Three passages from Galen’s newly-discovered treatise 'Peri alypias', all of them concerning Roman imperial libraries and the loss of especially valuable books, are discussed and republished. Two hitherto unrecorded uses (of 'eggraphomai', to indicate a transcription intended for personal usage; of 'mesiteia', in connection to library loan) are highlighted.
Libri perduti per sempre: Galeno, De indolentia 13; 16; 17-19
STRAMAGLIA, Antonio
2011
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Three passages from Galen’s newly-discovered treatise 'Peri alypias', all of them concerning Roman imperial libraries and the loss of especially valuable books, are discussed and republished. Two hitherto unrecorded uses (of 'eggraphomai', to indicate a transcription intended for personal usage; of 'mesiteia', in connection to library loan) are highlighted.File in questo prodotto:
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