I discuss a textual problem at Cratylus 393bc and, after establishing the correct text, argue that the MSS readings point to the existence of a textual variant in the margin of an ancestor of the common source of our MSS, presumably an ancient edition of the dialogue. Then I make the further hypothesis that both readings originated as alternative attempts to interpret Plato's ambiguous orthography.
Cratylus 393bc and the Prehistory of Plato’s Text / Francesco Ademollo. - In: CLASSICAL QUARTERLY. - ISSN 0009-8388. - STAMPA. - 63.2:(2013), pp. 595-602.
Cratylus 393bc and the Prehistory of Plato’s Text
ADEMOLLO, FRANCESCO
2013
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I discuss a textual problem at Cratylus 393bc and, after establishing the correct text, argue that the MSS readings point to the existence of a textual variant in the margin of an ancestor of the common source of our MSS, presumably an ancient edition of the dialogue. Then I make the further hypothesis that both readings originated as alternative attempts to interpret Plato's ambiguous orthography.File in questo prodotto:
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