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Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz (1762–1832) published his edition of the Etymologicum Gudianum in 1818. It is based on the Greek manuscript Gud. gr. 29 / 30 in the famous Herzog August Bibl… Más…

Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz (1762–1832) published his edition of the Etymologicum Gudianum in 1818. It is based on the Greek manuscript Gud. gr. 29 / 30 in the famous Herzog August Bibliothek at Wolfenbüttel, and was the first printed edition of the complete work, introduced by a Latin preface. The Etymologicum Gudianum is a Greek lexical encyclopaedia compiled in southern Italy during the tenth century. It was one of the main sources of the better known Etymologicum Magnum compiled in the middle of the twelfth century. Not only is the Gudianum a rich and valuable source of citations from lost ancient Greek works, it represents the high point of medieval encyclopaedia-writing and Greek scholarship. Sturz's edition was a key reference work for generations of classicists, Byzantinists and medievalists. Trade Books>Trade Paperback>Language Learning>Languages A,Z>Languages A,Z, Cambridge University Press Core >1<

ISBN: 9781108015523

Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz (1762-1832) published his edition of the Etymologicum Gudianum in 1818. It is based on the Greek manuscript Gud. gr. 29 / 30 in the famous Herzog August Bibliothek… Más…

Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz (1762-1832) published his edition of the Etymologicum Gudianum in 1818. It is based on the Greek manuscript Gud. gr. 29 / 30 in the famous Herzog August Bibliothek at Wolfenbüttel, and was the first printed edition of the complete work, introduced by a Latin preface. The Etymologicum Gudianum is a Greek lexical encyclopaedia compiled in southern Italy during the tenth century. It was one of the main sources of the better known Etymologicum Magnum compiled in the middle of the twelfth century. Not only is the Gudianum a rich and valuable source of citations from lost ancient Greek works, it represents the high point of medieval encyclopaedia-writing and Greek scholarship. Sturz''s edition was a key reference work for generations of classicists, Byzantinists and medievalists. | Etymologicum Graecae Linguae Gudianum by Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz Paperback | Indigo Chapters Books > Languages > Ancient Languages P10116, Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz<

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Et Alia Grammaticorum Scripta e Codicibus Manuscriptis Nunc Primum Edita, Buch, Softcover, Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz (1762?1832) published his edition of the Etymologicum Gudianum in 1818. … Más…

Et Alia Grammaticorum Scripta e Codicibus Manuscriptis Nunc Primum Edita, Buch, Softcover, Friedrich Wilhelm Sturz (1762?1832) published his edition of the Etymologicum Gudianum in 1818. It is based on the Greek manuscript Gud. gr. 29 / 30 in the famous Herzog August Bibliothek at Wolfenbüttel, and was the first printed edition of the complete work, introduced by a Latin preface. The Etymologicum Gudianum is a Greek lexical encyclopaedia compiled in southern Italy during the tenth century. It was one of the main sources of the better known Etymologicum Magnum compiled in the middle of the twelfth century. Not only is the Gudianum a rich and valuable source of citations from lost ancient Greek works, it represents the high point of medieval encyclopaedia-writing and Greek scholarship. Sturz's edition was a key reference work for generations of classicists, Byzantinists and medievalists. [PU: Cambridge University Press], Seiten: 686, Cambridge University Press, 2011<

ISBN: 9781108015523

Sturz published his edition of the tenth-century Greek lexical encyclopaedia, the Etymologicum Gudianum, in 1818. It is a rich source of citations from lost works of antiquity and a landm… Más…

Sturz published his edition of the tenth-century Greek lexical encyclopaedia, the Etymologicum Gudianum, in 1818. It is a rich source of citations from lost works of antiquity and a landmark of medieval encyclopaedism. This first complete edition was a key resource for generations of classicists, Byzantinists and medievalists. Schulbedarf 29.7 x 21.0 x 3.7 cm , Cambridge University Press, Cambridge University Press<