Las anotaciones críticas de Gabriele Faerno al Bellum Gallicum de César sobre un ejemplar de la edición de Roma, 1472 (Vat. Inc. II 10)
Loading...
Publication date
Authors
Advisors
Department
Research group
Center
Abstract
El incunable de la Biblioteca Apostolica
Vaticana, Inc. II 10, de la edición de Roma
[Sweynheym & Pannartz], 1472 (GW
058863; ISTC ic00018000) conserva unas
correcciones inéditas del humanista Gabriele
Faerno (1510-1561) en los siete libros de Bellum
Gallicum de autoría de Julio César. El
propósito de este artículo es, tras el estudio
completo de estas anotaciones, ofrecer una
muestra de la casuística encontrada, analizar
su valor crítico, clarificar las fuentes
manuscritas, impresas o conjeturas de otros
comentaristas utilizados por el humanista,
y precisar su influencia en la historia crítica
del texto. Aunque este erudito elaboró un
valioso número de conjeturas para el Bellum
Gallicum, algunas de ellas admitidas
en la actualidad en el Corpus Caesarianum,
argumentaremos como las anotaciones
del incunable han sido esencialmente
desconocidas por la crítica posterior
The incunabulum of the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Inc.II 10 of the Rome edition [Sweynheym & Pannartz], 1472 (GW 058863; ISTC ic00018000) keeps unpublished corrections by the humanist Gabriele Faerno (1510-1561) written in the seven books of Caesar’s Bellum Gallicum. The aim of this article, after the exhaustive study of these annotations, is to offer a sample of the case studies found, to discuss their critical value, to clarify the manuscript sources, printed books and other humanists’ conjectures used by Faerno, and to specify their influence on the critical history of the text. Even though this scholar made a great number of conjectures for the Bellum Gallicum, some of them currently admitted in the Corpus Caesarianum, we will argue that the annotations in the incunabulum have been essentially ignored by later critics
The incunabulum of the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Inc.II 10 of the Rome edition [Sweynheym & Pannartz], 1472 (GW 058863; ISTC ic00018000) keeps unpublished corrections by the humanist Gabriele Faerno (1510-1561) written in the seven books of Caesar’s Bellum Gallicum. The aim of this article, after the exhaustive study of these annotations, is to offer a sample of the case studies found, to discuss their critical value, to clarify the manuscript sources, printed books and other humanists’ conjectures used by Faerno, and to specify their influence on the critical history of the text. Even though this scholar made a great number of conjectures for the Bellum Gallicum, some of them currently admitted in the Corpus Caesarianum, we will argue that the annotations in the incunabulum have been essentially ignored by later critics







