Observaciones sobre la composición de los "scholia" de Aristófanes
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escolios, Aristófanes, Filología, exégesis, hypomnémataResumen
Este trabajo estudia la composición de los escolios de Aristófanes, prestando atención a las notas referidas a cinco tipos de texto propios de la tradición filológica de la Antigüedad: ediciones, comentarios (hypomnémata), catálogos, monografías y lexicografía. El estudio muestra la deuda que tiene la escoliografía aristofánica con las Filologías helenística e imperial, pero también descubre los focos de interés de los escoliastas medievales de Aristófanes.
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