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After its first publication in 1963, the Byzantine treatise 'Peri tragoedias, unicum' handed down from the important Oxford MS 'Barocci' 131, entered into a debate on its exegetical and genesis problems. Not even the edition of 1993 seems to solve the many questions. This new edition starts from scratch: through the sources and the use of an updated bibliography, exegesis aims primarily to highlight the "non-verbal" aspects of Greek theater: space, music, song and dance, now in vogue in the studies and in which the Anonymous author is welcome. In a new global consideration, the philological study is intertwined with the palaeographic-codicological and historical one. The 'Baroccianus' is thus more punctually contextualized in its typical typology of erudite miscellany from the late Byzantine age composed in stages, and the intersection of the various clues makes it possible to formulate the original conclusive hypothesis relating to the paternity of this strange text: excluding Psellus (as most believe), the compilation of all the philosophical texts among which this is inserted can be placed in the climate of the Empire in exile of Nicaea and in the scholarly ambit of the Imperial

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Author
Maria Luisa Agati; Michele Psello; Bodleian Library
Publisher
Peeters Publishers & Booksellers
Published
2020
Language
IT
ISBN
9789042939134
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Science, Language Learning

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