The article examines the papyrus codex P.CtYBR inv. 4000, the so-called “New Palladas,” a fourth-century CE anthology of Greek epigrams that offers rare evidence for the transmission of epigrammatic literature in Late Antiquity. Through an analysis of the manuscript’s material features, paratextual organization, and thematic structure, the study aims to clarify the nature of the collection and its place within the broader tradition of Greek epigram anthologies.
Il ‘nuovo Pallada’ e la tradizione antologica dell’epigramma greco / Francesca Maltomini. - STAMPA. - (2026), pp. 245-261. ( POESIA TARDOANTICA E MEDIEVALE L’EPIGRAMMA VII Convegno Internazionale di studi Macerata, 28 novembre - 1 dicembre 2016).
Il ‘nuovo Pallada’ e la tradizione antologica dell’epigramma greco
Francesca Maltomini
2026
Abstract
The article examines the papyrus codex P.CtYBR inv. 4000, the so-called “New Palladas,” a fourth-century CE anthology of Greek epigrams that offers rare evidence for the transmission of epigrammatic literature in Late Antiquity. Through an analysis of the manuscript’s material features, paratextual organization, and thematic structure, the study aims to clarify the nature of the collection and its place within the broader tradition of Greek epigram anthologies.
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