Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Content
- List of plates page
- List of figures
- Acknowledgments
- Part One Colloquium Harleianum
- 1 Introduction to the Colloquium Harleianum
- TEXT, TRANSLATION, AND CRITICAL APPARATUS
- 2 Index Siglorum
- 3 Colloquium Harleianum
- Commentary
- 4 Commentary
- Part Two Colloquium Montepessulanum
- 5 Introduction to the Colloquium Montepessulanum
- Text, Translation, and Critical Apparatus
- 6 Index Siglorum
- 7 Colloquium Montepessulanum
- Commentary
- 8 Commentary
- Part Three Colloquium Celtis
- 9 Introduction to the Colloquium Celtis
- Text, Translation, and Critical Apparatus
- 10 Index Siglorum
- 11 Colloquium Celtis
- Commentary
- 12 Commentary
- Part Four Related texts
- 13 Editions of Papyri Connected to the Colloquium Tradition
- 14 The Berlin Trilingual Papyrus (P.Berol. INV. 10582): Reprinted Edition
- 15 Assorted Conversational Fragments(P.Berol. INV. 21860): New Edition
- 16 A Glossary Including Conversational Phrases (P.Lond. II.481): New Edition
- 17 A Glossary of Homonyms with Grammatical Information (P.Sorb. INV. 2069 Verso): Reprinted Edition
- 18 Grammatical Paradigms for Latin Learners (P.Louvre INV. E 7332): Reprinted Edition
- Endmatter
- References
- Indices to volumes I and II
- Index of notable Greek words and phrases
- Index of notable Latin words and phrases
- Index of topics mentioned in the colloquia
- Index of subjects discussed in the introduction and commentary
6 - Index Siglorum
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 November 2020
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Content
- List of plates page
- List of figures
- Acknowledgments
- Part One Colloquium Harleianum
- 1 Introduction to the Colloquium Harleianum
- TEXT, TRANSLATION, AND CRITICAL APPARATUS
- 2 Index Siglorum
- 3 Colloquium Harleianum
- Commentary
- 4 Commentary
- Part Two Colloquium Montepessulanum
- 5 Introduction to the Colloquium Montepessulanum
- Text, Translation, and Critical Apparatus
- 6 Index Siglorum
- 7 Colloquium Montepessulanum
- Commentary
- 8 Commentary
- Part Three Colloquium Celtis
- 9 Introduction to the Colloquium Celtis
- Text, Translation, and Critical Apparatus
- 10 Index Siglorum
- 11 Colloquium Celtis
- Commentary
- 12 Commentary
- Part Four Related texts
- 13 Editions of Papyri Connected to the Colloquium Tradition
- 14 The Berlin Trilingual Papyrus (P.Berol. INV. 10582): Reprinted Edition
- 15 Assorted Conversational Fragments(P.Berol. INV. 21860): New Edition
- 16 A Glossary Including Conversational Phrases (P.Lond. II.481): New Edition
- 17 A Glossary of Homonyms with Grammatical Information (P.Sorb. INV. 2069 Verso): Reprinted Edition
- 18 Grammatical Paradigms for Latin Learners (P.Louvre INV. E 7332): Reprinted Edition
- Endmatter
- References
- Indices to volumes I and II
- Index of notable Greek words and phrases
- Index of notable Latin words and phrases
- Index of topics mentioned in the colloquia
- Index of subjects discussed in the introduction and commentary
Summary
Mp Montpellier Faculté de Médecine H 306 (9th century)
Boucherie Boucherie 1872a
Goetz Goetz 1892a
Haupt Haupt 1871
Reeve Personal communication from M.D.
Reeve
ac before correction
del. bracketed for deletion by
om. omitted by
pc after correction
ut vid. reading uncertain
( ) parenthetical material in the text
〈 〉 editorial supplements to the text
[ ] editorial additions to the translation
In the text, line divisions reproduce those in Mp unless otherwise noted; capitalization, punctuation, accents, breathings, iotas subscript, and word divisions are editorial. Spelling is normalized (with original spellings in the apparatus), but morphology and syntax are not normalized. The section numbers are those provided by Goetz in his restored version (1892a: 652–9), but for convenience I have divided them into smaller units marked with letters.
In the apparatus, the reading of Mp is always given when it differs from the text printed (except that abbreviations have been silently expanded when there is no doubt about the correct expansion, and differences concerning only diacritic marks, punctuation, capitalization, or word division are not noted), so the text may be assumed to have the authority of that manuscript when there is no indication to the contrary. Readings of the abscida lucida glossaries are given only when they are of particular interest. Corrections and supplements come from Haupt (1871) unless otherwise noted.
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- Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2015