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VIII-IX (2010-2011)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Messina, Centro Internazionale di Studi Umanistici, 2010-11, 559 pp., tavv. XXIV; 25 cm.
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INDICE GENERALE<\/p>\n

Xavier van Binnebeke, Payne & Foss, Sir Thomas Phillipps and the Manuscripts of San Marco<\/em>
\nGiovanni Cascio, Sine nomine extravaganti<\/em>
\nDaniela Gionta, Per la storia della silloge epigrafica attribuita <\/em>a Poggio Bracciolini<\/em>
\nAldo Onorato, Tra Seneca e Mussato: fortuna, potere e <\/em>morte in una tragedia latina del Quattrocento<\/em>
\nStefano Rocchi – Leofranc Holford-Strevens, \u2018Graeca\u2019 e <\/em>\u2018latina\u2019 stravaganti dalla praefatio alle <\/em>Notti Attiche nella <\/em>princeps e nella vulgata<\/em>
\nAlessandro Daneloni, Un Galeno studiato da Angelo Poliziano<\/em><\/p>\n

SEMINARIO POLIZIANEO PER SILVIA RIZZO
\nSilvia Rizzo, Un\u2019idea per le<\/em> Stanze
\nIrene Iocca, Su testo e lingua delle<\/em> Stanze
\nGianna D\u2019Alessio, Misc. II 10<\/em>. Aetia
\nGiovanni Vassallo, Misc. II 47<\/em>. Cresphontes
\nElisa Saltetto, Misc. II 53<\/em>. Universale
\nLaura Refe, Le due redazioni dell\u2019epistola di Michele Acciari al <\/em>Poliziano<\/em>
\nAntonino Antonazzo, I codici di dedica del volgarizzamento pliniano<\/em>
\ndi Cristoforo Landino: una revisione autografa<\/em><\/p>\n

TESSERE
\nG. Cascio, Un\u2019interpunzione erronea in Petrarca, <\/em>Fam. XII 6, 2<\/em>
\nA. Rollo, Chrysolorina I-II
\nA. Rollo, Un lessico a torto attribuito alla biblioteca di Filelfo<\/em>
\nA. Onorato, Un\u2019inedita praelectio di Niccol\u00f2 Volpe alle <\/em>Bucoliche di Virgilio<\/em>
\nS. Martinelli Tempesta, Nuovi manoscritti copiati da Giorgio Trivizia<\/em>
\nA. Daneloni, Un nuovo libro della biblioteca di Bartolomeo <\/em>Fonzio<\/em>
\nA. Antonazzo, Per Cristoforo Landino<\/em>
\nC. Mussini, Il punto su Pier Matteo Uberti<\/em>
\nS. Pagliaroli, Il Demostene aldino di Christophe de Longueil<\/em>
\nS. Pagliaroli, Un ignoto postillato di Scipione Carteromaco<\/em><\/p>\n

Indice delle tavole
\nIndice dei manoscritti e delle fonti d\u2019archivio
\nIndice dei nomi<\/p>\n

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ABSTRACT<\/p>\n

XAVIER VAN BINNEBEKE, Payne & Foss, Sir Thomas Phillipps and the Manuscripts of San Marco<\/em>
\nThe present article focuses on a book list which currently belongs to the collection of Martin Sch\u00f8yen. It was sent by the London booksellers Payne & Foss to Sir Thomas Phillipps in 1833 and describes fifteen manuscripts in Greek and Latin from the library of the Dominican convent of San Marco in Florence. All the volumes are still extant in various European and North-American libraries: whilst several have been known for some time, some have hitherto escaped the attention of the researchers of the San Marco collection. This study discusses in detail the palaeographical, codicological, and textual features of these books, thus enhancing our understanding of their provenance history, their use and early readership. It also aims to illustrate how a thorough description and discussion of manuscripts from the San Marco library can pave the way for new and important research perspectives in the field of medieval and (early) modern European book culture.<\/p>\n

GIOVANNI CASCIO, Sine nomine extravaganti<\/em>
\nThis article deals with the transmission of the extravagantes epistles of Petrarch\u2019s Liber sine nomine. <\/em>As a result of an overall reconsideration of the manuscript tradition of the antipapal letters, conducted in order to produce a new critical edition, it emerged that six letters had had an autonomous circulation, independently from the rest of the collection. Among these, however, only four seem to have transmitted an earlier stage of the text. Particular attention has been paid to Sine <\/em>nom. 1<\/em>: in a manuscript unknown to the previous editor (Wolfenb\u00fcttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, 45.6 Aug. fol., f. 45rv = Wo1<\/sup>), the letter has been transmitted with significant textual and structural features. On the grounds of these features, it has been possible to recognise with certainty the recipient of the letter as Philippe de Cabassole, bishop of Cavaillon, and to determine its date as may 1342.<\/p>\n

DANIELA GIONTA, Per la storia della silloge epigrafica attribuita <\/em>a Poggio Bracciolini<\/em>
\nSince the preliminary studies of Giovan Battista de Rossi, which later merged into CIL VI, no one has dealt with the two manuscript witnesses of the so-called Poggio\u2019s epigraphic sylloge: Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Vat. lat. 9152 and Roma, Biblioteca Angelica, ms. lat. 430. Up until now they have been considered as late copies. This study represents the first detailed survey of both codices, their copyists and their stratified inner structure. They have turned out to be manuscripts written in the second half of Quattrocento \u2013 that is, much closer to the time of the collection\u2019s composition \u2013 in two crucial centres for antiquarian research: Rome and Padua.<\/p>\n

ALDO ONORATO, Tra Seneca e Mussato: fortuna, potere e <\/em>morte in una tragedia latina del Quattrocento<\/em>
\nThis paper focuses on the influence exerted by Seneca\u2019s tragedies and Albertino Mussato\u2019s Ecerinis <\/em>on Laudivio Zacchia\u2019s De captivitate ducis Jacobi tragoedia. <\/em>The latter is a Latin tragedy from the 15th century, inspired by the capture and murder of the great captain Jacopo Piccinino, who was a victim of the intrigues planned by Francesco Sforza and Ferrante of Aragona. The study shows that in Laudivio\u2019s play, some features (i.e. the treatment of the theme of Fortune) derive from the above-mentioned models, whilst other elements (i.e. the portrait of some powerful men such as Borso of Este) are original.<\/p>\n

STEFANO ROCCHI – LEOFRANC HOLFORD-STREVENS, \u2018Graeca\u2019 e <\/em>\u2018latina\u2019 stravaganti dalla praefatio alle <\/em>Notti Attiche nella <\/em>princeps e nella vulgata<\/em>
\nAulus Gellius, in the preface to his Attic Nights<\/em>, lists at length ingenious miscellany titles in Greek and Latin, with which he professes not to compete. Those in Greek are preserved only in two medieval manuscripts, being represented in the later copies by .G. or the like; but in the editio princeps<\/em> by Giovanni Andrea Bussi (Rome, 1469) most of the gaps are inauthentically filled with titles that the two authors show to have come from other writers \u2013 Jerome, the elder Pliny, Diogenes Laertius, and possibly Cicero \u2013 edited by Bussi and\/or published by his printers Arnold Pannartz and Conrad Sweynheym. Further titles were supplied by J. B. Egnatius (Cipelli) in the Aldine edition of 1515; these too are traced to their likely sources. Two appendices present respectively remarks on the preface and a new edition of the passage in question by Holford-Strevens alone.<\/p>\n

ALESSANDRO DANELONI, Un Galeno studiato da Angelo Poliziano<\/em>
\nThe manuscript Laur. Plut. 74, 3 is one of the most important witnesses of many works of Galen. Copied probably in Constantinople between the XII and the beginning of the XIII century, it arrived in Italy, in Florence, in 1492, brought there by Giano Lascari, who was an emissary of Lorenzo de\u2019 Medici in various areas of Italy and Greece, for the acquisition of new codes and new authors of Hellenic culture. In the private library of the Medici, the precious codex of Galen was soon noted by Angelo Poliziano, who performed a preliminary survey of this volume, by writing in his hand the index of all the Greek writings, now visible to the f. Vv of Laur. Plut. 74, 3. The untimely death of the Florentine humanist, in September 1494, prevented him from carrying out additional, more thoughtful and thorough reading of this important manuscript.<\/p>\n

SILVIA RIZZO, Un\u2019idea per le<\/em> Stanze
\nPolitian wrote the Stanze<\/em> to celebrate the victory of Giuliano de\u2019 Medici in the joust of January, 29th, 1475. In the second book, verses 12, 4-8 and 14, 2-8 are absent from all the manuscripts and are preserved only by the editio princeps:<\/em> they include an allusion to another joust where Lorenzo de\u2019 Medici would have won the first prize. These verses were regarded as spurious and the obscure allusion to a second joust added a motive for considering them an interpolation. Rossella Bessi solved the problem of the second joust drawing attention to documents mentioning a planned joust on February, 6th, 1475, only a few days after the joust won by Giuliano. One of these documents \u2013 a letter by Rodolfo Gonzaga to his mother Barbara \u2013 informs us that the fight in the planned tournament should have taken place between two groups, the defenders and the accusers of Love, and that Lorenzo would have been fighting in the first group and Giuliano in the second. I argue that the coincidence between this planned tournament in which Lorenzo was defensor and Giuliano accuser of Love, and the fact that in Politian\u2019s poem Giuliano is depicted as the enemy of Love and Lorenzo as his champion, cannot be serendipitous. In my opinion, this is another of several links, which can be detected between the complex symbolical apparatus of of the actual Medicean celebrations and the themes of the poem, all the more so that Politian had in all probability some part in the formulation of the iconographic and symbolic programme of the joust.<\/p>\n

IRENE IOCCA, Su testo e lingua delle<\/em> Stanze
\nThis paper, devoted to Angelo Poliziano\u2019s main poema <\/em>(Stanze<\/em> per la giostra di Giuliano de\u2019 Medici), is divided into three parts: the first one suggests a new arrangement for the manuscript tradition and a new stemma codicum<\/em> based on a complete collatio<\/em> of the surviving copies. The second part focuses on the Stanze<\/em>\u2019s orthography, and highlights the Bolognese edition of 1494 in this respect. The last part offers a short specimen<\/em> of a new edition.<\/p>\n

GIANNA D\u2019ALESSIO, Misc. II 10<\/em>. Aetia
\nThe purpose of this paper is to explain Politian\u2019s philological studies, to be found in a chapter (10. Aetia<\/em>) of Miscellaneorum Centuria Secunda<\/em>. <\/em>In the first part, this paper shows how Politian restores the title and some fragments of one of Callimaco\u2019s lost works, the Aetia<\/em>, commenting on Martial\u2019s corrupted line and using new Greek manuscripts, brought by Lascaris to Florence. the second part of the paper focuses on the reception of the chapter in the sixteenth century.<\/p>\n

GIOVANNI VASSALLO, Misc. II 47<\/em>. Cresphontes
\nThe A. examines Angelo Poliziano\u2019s Miscellanea<\/em> II. 47 focussing on two topics: (1) the correction of the widespread title Ctesiphontes, a lost euripidean tragedy, into cresphontes<\/em> on the grounds of a vetustior codex<\/em> and some fragmentary sources; (2) the problem of the authorship of Rhetorica ad Herennium<\/em>: the surviving autographic material shows the uneven path that led Poliziano to delete the name of Cicero and prefer an anonymous formulation.<\/p>\n

ELISA SALTETTO, Misc. II 53<\/em>. Universale
\nIn chapter 53 of his Miscellaneorum centuria secunda, <\/em>Politian focuses on identifying the most appropriate definition and interpretation of the concept of \u2018universal\u2019 (\u03c4\u1f78 \u03ba\u03b1\u03b8\u03cc\u03bb\u03bf\u03c5) within the context of Aristotelian logic and gnoseology. Through a deep analysis of the composition and translation methods of the author, this paper aims to provide a reconstruction of the literary sources available in his time, and of the cultural environment in which he might have developed his theory. The study means to show the modernity of Politian\u2019s interpretation compared with the Medieval ones. Nevertheless, his debt to Scholasticism is also emphasized, most especially with regard to the use of philosophical terms.<\/p>\n

LAURA REFE, Le due redazioni dell\u2019epistola di Michele Acciari al Poliziano<\/em>
\nMichele Acciari da Uzzano, pupil of Angelo Poliziano at the Studium Florentiae<\/em>, appears as a correspondent in the editio princeps<\/em> of Poliziano\u2019s Omnia Opera<\/em>, as the author of letter XXIV of book XII. The collation of the letter in the first edition, together with the manuscript of a collection of letters by Acciari (Biblioteca Nazionale of Florence, Filza Rinuccini 17 inserto 7), shows that he was in contact with Alessandro Sarti, curator of the letters of Poliziano after his death, and helped to edit the letter with a view to its inclusion in the editio princeps.<\/em><\/p>\n

ANTONINO ANTONAZZO, I codici di dedica del volgarizzamento pliniano di Cristoforo Landino: una revisione autografa<\/em>
\nThe A. examines the dedicatory manuscripts (San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Real Biblioteca del Monasterio, h. I. 2-3) of Cristoforo Landino\u2019s Italian translation of Pliny the Elder\u2019s Naturalis Historia<\/em>. Written in Florence in the first half of the 1470s, the ms reveals for the first time a remarkable series of emendations (both marginal and interlinear, but also embedded in the text itself and written over erasures). The emendations have been identified as having been written in Landino\u2019s hand on the grounds of a wide-ranging palaeographical and philological analysis (carried out through a comparison with the editio princeps<\/em> of the translation [venice 1476]), and bearing in mind the most important dedicatory manuscripts which emerged from Landino\u2019s study. Thus, this study highlights Landino\u2019s work of revision on significant copies prior to their release.<\/p>\n

G. CASCIO, Un\u2019interpunzione erronea in Petrarca, <\/em>Fam. XII 6, 2<\/em>
\nThis contribution offers a slight correction to the erroneous punctuation of a passage from the Fam.<\/em> XII 6 addressed by Francesco Petrarca to Philippe de Cabassole, bishop of Cavaillon. On the basis of the analysis of the Petrarchan usus<\/em>, it has been possible to eliminate a comma inserted by Vittorio Rossi, the national editor of the Familiares, between ruris<\/em> and tui<\/em>: the expression ruris tui<\/em>, in fact, represented the particular way in which Petrarch, when communicating with Philippe, referred to Valchiusa, which, being in the vicinity of Cavaillon, fell within the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of Cabassole.<\/p>\n

A. ROLLO, Chrysolorina I-II<\/em>
\nThis contribution shows that, sometimes, it is difficult to identify Chrysoloras\u2019 Erotemata<\/em> because of their reworked version, and it proposes some observations on the text of the critical edition of the grammar.<\/p>\n

A. ROLLO, Un lessico a torto attribuito alla biblioteca di Filelfo<\/em>
\nOn the grounds of a new reading of Philelphus\u2019 letter in Laur. Conv. Soppr. 181, the provenance of the Greek-Latin lexicon in this MS from his library is questioned.<\/p>\n

A. ONORATO, Un\u2019inedita praelectio di Niccol\u00f2 Volpe alle <\/em>Bucoliche di Virgilio<\/em>
\nThe ms. Clm. 5369 (M\u00fcnchen, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek) transmits the praelectio<\/em> to Virgil\u2019s Eclogues<\/em> held by a young Niccol\u00f2 Volpe, still a student perhaps in Venice or Padua, just before he started to work for Pietro Donato (Don\u00e0), bishop of Padua, in 1432. It is an unpublished and rare text that proves the prominent role given to the most gifted pupils by the teachers of the school of Veneto in the first half of the 15th century. The praelectio is here critically edited and equipped with an apparatus of the literary sources and a commentary.<\/p>\n

S. MARTINELLI TEMPESTA, Nuovi manoscritti copiati da Giorgio Trivizia<\/em>
\nThe A. proposes a new codicological description of six new manuscripts by the hand of the Cretan priest Georgius Tribizias and discusses their role in the transmission of Greek classical and Byzantine texts in fifteenth-century Italy: Ambr. G 72 sup. (Thucydides), Laur. 59, 4 (Isocrates and Demetrius Cydonius), Ambr. C 87 sup. and Laur. 59, 25 (Demosthenes), Ambr. T 122 sup. (Philostratus), and Ambr. 162 sup. (Nicander). Moreover, the A. analyses the fifteenth-century restoration of the Demosthenes Ambr. Q 43 sup. (XIV c.).<\/p>\n

A. DANELONI, Un nuovo libro della biblioteca di Bartolomeo Fonzio<\/em>
\nHere is presented a manuscript, which has been neglected up until now, and whichwas owned by the Florentine humanist Bartolomeo Fonzio (1447-1513) and now is the G XI 89 of the Biblioteca Comunale degli Intronati of Siena. The manuscript contains the Latin version of Aristotle\u2019s De coelo, <\/em>realized by Giovanni Argiropulo. Copied between the end of the sixties and the seventies, this codex presents many of Fonzio\u2019s autographic marginal notes, evidence of a very careful and interested study, which can be dated around the beginning of the XVI Century.<\/p>\n

A. ANTONAZZO, Per Cristoforo Landino<\/em>
\nThis contribution, concerning Cristoforo Landino, is divided into two parts. In the first part, the paper attributes the handwriting of the dedicatory manuscript of Landino\u2019s De Anima (Urb. lat. 1370) to the copyist Niccol\u00f2 Riccio, who \u2013 it is argued \u2013 was favoured by the Florentine humanist for the most significant copies of his literary work. The second part of the paper critically assesses Landino\u2019s Greek handwriting: on the grounds of some of his lesser examined notes, new Greek autographic fragments are assigned to him, thus shedding new light onto the Italian humanist’s relationship with the Greek language.<\/p>\n

C. MUSSINI, Il punto su Pier matteo Uberti<\/em>
\nPier Matteo Uberti, one of Politian\u2019s students and assistants in the 1490s, helped him in some of his most important philological efforts: the collation of Iustinian\u2019s Digestus<\/em> and the reconstruction of medical and scientific Latin termini. <\/em>This paper will offer some new information about Uberti: he attended Politian\u2019s lecture about Plinius in 1489-90, annotated an incunable of the Naturalis historia<\/em> with interesting philological marginalia<\/em>, and participated actively in the collation of the Digestus<\/em> also by drawing up lists of Iuris consulti<\/em> now in the Clm 755.<\/p>\n

S. PAGLIAROLI, Il Demostene aldino di Christophe de Longueil<\/em>
\nThis paper illustrates the discovery of a copy of the Aldine Demosthenes of the year 1504 annotated by the humanist Christophe de Longueil (the frontispice displays his ownership note and coat of arms).<\/p>\n

S. PAGLIAROLI, Un ignoto postillato di Scipione Carteromaco<\/em>
\nThis paper illustrates the discovery of a composite volume \u2013 owned by Scipione Forteguerri (Carteromachus), who copiously annotated it. The volume was later included in the list of Fulvio Orsini\u2019s books \u2013 containing, bound together, the aldines of Pollux and of Stephanus Byzantinus (both issued in the year 1502) and a new Greek manuscript of the epistle of Petosiris to Nechepso.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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