Extraits et fragments des <i>Tusculanes</i> dans leur contexte carolingien
Quentin Marrou
The paper examines a group of manuscripts containing fragments or excerpts from Cicero's Tusculans, some which are well known to scholars (Sedulius Scottus's Collectaneum Hadoardus's collection Ciceronian philosophical texts), and others hitherto unnoticed (two Berlin one Chur/Coira, in Switzerland, as twelfth-century sentences). It first explores their Carolingian context, associating them with major figures philology such Lupus de Ferrières, Martin Laon John Scot, before considering importance for the textual criticism Tusculans stemmatic relation main this text, on modern editions based. concludes briefly by examining how those can be used enrich history transmission classical literature era.
Revue d'histoire des textes