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The Manuscripts of Aristophanes Knights (II)
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IN the first part of this paper we discussed R and the y family, which divides into the two groups v (VE) and Φ (AT). Before leaving the y family, however, we may consider some of the recentiores, nearly all of which belong within it. They seem to contain no genuine tradition unknown to their elders and betters; so it is not proposed to inflict on the reader a detailed account of them all, but rather to study a representative selection.These manuscripts consist of an uninterpolated and an interpolated group: the latter group includes also the Aldine edition.
Title: The Manuscripts of Aristophanes Knights (II)
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IN the first part of this paper we discussed R and the y family, which divides into the two groups v (VE) and Φ (AT).
Before leaving the y family, however, we may consider some of the recentiores, nearly all of which belong within it.
They seem to contain no genuine tradition unknown to their elders and betters; so it is not proposed to inflict on the reader a detailed account of them all, but rather to study a representative selection.
These manuscripts consist of an uninterpolated and an interpolated group: the latter group includes also the Aldine edition.
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