CLA260H1 Lecture Notes - Bibliotheca Teubneriana, Papyrology, Literary Theory
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Sulla, who had captured athens, carried off apellicon"s library to. Rome, where tyrannion the grammarian, who was fond of. Alexandria. strabo (13. 1. 54), writing in the 1st century bce. Relevant material in chapters 18, 19 (and 20) in the textbook (though not necessarily best read in that order). Note that we"ll return in more detail to papyrology in a later week. In the further reading in chapter 20 note especially martin west"s textual criticism and editorial technique (teubner 1973), and the last items by housman. The article on the application of thought to textual criticism" is also available in housman"s collected classical papers, vol. Housman"s preface to his 1905 edition of juvenal"s satires is a classic in its own right. Note that the uoft library website provides online access to all of the cambridge histories series. The word text" is used in a number of senses by classicists, and often rather loosely. Sometimes it does just mean a piece of writing.
