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RVFINI COMMENTARII DE METRIS COMICORVM ET DE NVMERIS ORATORVM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 November 2010

Edited by
Heinrich Keil
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Quae ex duobus commentariis Rufini de metris comicorum poetarum et de compositione et numeris oratorum relicta sunt, ante octavum saeculum in uno codice cum duobus libris Prisciani de constructione et tribus eiusdem grammatici libris ad Symmachum et cum carmine Remi Favini qui dicebatur de ponderibus et mensuris scripta erant. de quo dixi gramm. lat. v. III p. 387: idem de carmine de ponderibus et mensuris disputantes probaverunt Schenkelius Sitzungsber. d. Akad. d. Wiss. Wien 1863 v. XLIII p. 58 et Christius mus. Rhen. v. XX (a. 1865) p. 68. ex hoc archetypo autem omnes codices, in quibus Rufini libelli inde a nono saeculo scripti sunt, originem duxerunt. sed quamvis magnus numerus eorum codicum nunc supersit, propterea quod cum libris Prisciani illi quoque saepe describebantur, tamen propter communem omnium originem diversitas scripturae in Rufini libris non maior est, quam in libris Prisciani. itaque cum ad restituendam veteris archetypi lectionem paucis codicibus opus esset, tres elegi, quorum integra scriptura exhiberetur, duos Parisinos 7496 et 7501, quibus olim in Prisciani libris minoribus usus eram, et praeter hos in commentario de metris comicorum poetarum tertium Vaticanum bibliothecae Christinae reginae Sueciae 733.

Codex Parisinus 7496 (A), de quo post Hertzium praef. Prisc. p. X dixi gramm. lat. v. III p. 388, paulo antiquior quam reliqui et diligentissime scriptus est nono, ut videtur, saeculo.

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Grammatici Latini , pp. 547 - 553
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2009
First published in: 1874

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