Manuscript Traditions and the Transmission of Ovid's Works
John Richmond
This chapter gives a sketch of the complex process by which Ovid's poems came down to reader, first looking generally at common factors in process, and then examining more detail different traditions various works or groups works. Nothing else survives direct transmission Ovid before Carolingian Renaissance. Several codices Ibis including G P E F H Z are furnished with scholia, written sometimes hand, later. There two early manuscripts, that transmit extracts from Martial, Halieutica , Grattius: A = Vienna 277, B Paris lat. 8071. When great corpora were put together twelfth thirteenth centuries was not included, nor did any anthologists take verses it. Keywords: Renaissance; ; Ovid; scholia
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