Unnoticed notes of ownership in two Vatican manuscripts, Vat. Gr. 108 and Vat. Gr. 141, show that these two manuscripts belonged to the patrician Pietro Miani (Venice 1362 – Vicenza 1433). Of peculiar interest is the second manuscript, Vat. Gr. 141 (XIth c.), the most ancient witness for the text of Appian’s History : it has marginal notes of Janus Lascaris and Guarino Veronese and, above all, there is good reason to think that ff. 7r-8v were written by the byzantine scholar John Xiphilinus. This is confirmed by the comparison with his marginal notes in codex Vat. Gr. 156.
Il Vat. gr. 141 di Appiano da Giovanni Xifilino a Giano Lascaris (passando per Pietro Miani e Guarino Veronese)
Bandini, Michele
2020-01-01
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Unnoticed notes of ownership in two Vatican manuscripts, Vat. Gr. 108 and Vat. Gr. 141, show that these two manuscripts belonged to the patrician Pietro Miani (Venice 1362 – Vicenza 1433). Of peculiar interest is the second manuscript, Vat. Gr. 141 (XIth c.), the most ancient witness for the text of Appian’s History : it has marginal notes of Janus Lascaris and Guarino Veronese and, above all, there is good reason to think that ff. 7r-8v were written by the byzantine scholar John Xiphilinus. This is confirmed by the comparison with his marginal notes in codex Vat. Gr. 156.File in questo prodotto:
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