A Fragmentum de metro giambico, contained in the Fol. 147 verso in ms. Bruxell. II 2572, is published for the first time in this paper and it is a document unknown to other metricological lines from grammatical Late Antiquity Artes. Relying on Sacerdos and Diomedes, the de metro iambico in Sangall. 877 and Mallius Teodorus, Terentianus Maurus and Aphtonius, the iambic metre tradition is read in parallel with the excerptum, and it seeks to investigate further the identity of who (Petrus Pisanus?) made this text to be copied together with all the other grammatical texts in the ms.
Sul Fragmentum de metro iambico del Bruxell. II 2572 ed i GLK / Scappaticcio, MARIA CHIARA. - In: GIORNALE ITALIANO DI FILOLOGIA. - ISSN 0017-0461. - 63:(2011), pp. 237-257.
Sul Fragmentum de metro iambico del Bruxell. II 2572 ed i GLK
SCAPPATICCIO, MARIA CHIARA
2011
Abstract
A Fragmentum de metro giambico, contained in the Fol. 147 verso in ms. Bruxell. II 2572, is published for the first time in this paper and it is a document unknown to other metricological lines from grammatical Late Antiquity Artes. Relying on Sacerdos and Diomedes, the de metro iambico in Sangall. 877 and Mallius Teodorus, Terentianus Maurus and Aphtonius, the iambic metre tradition is read in parallel with the excerptum, and it seeks to investigate further the identity of who (Petrus Pisanus?) made this text to be copied together with all the other grammatical texts in the ms.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
