P.J. Parsons, Maeheler, H., Maltomini, F., The Vienna Epigrams Papyrus (G 40611) CPR XXXIII
Aims and Scope
This papyrus (3rd century BC) contains c. 200 incipits (first lines) of Greek epigrams with a numeral at the end of each line that gives the number of lines of the complete epigram; most of them had 4 lines. Of these, only one has been ascribed to a known poet (Asklepiades), but it is by no means clear that all of them were his. Their publication, greatly aided by multispectral photography, is a very welcome addition to Hellenistic poetry.
Corpus Papyrorum Raineri XXXIII
De Gruyter
vii, 153 pages
Hardcover
RRP € [D] 109.95
RRP for USA, Canada, Mexico US$ 154.00*
978-3-11-035452-2
Date of Publication:
March 2015
This papyrus (3rd century BC) contains c. 200 incipits (first lines) of Greek epigrams with a numeral at the end of each line that gives the number of lines of the complete epigram; most of them had 4 lines. Of these, only one has been ascribed to a known poet (Asklepiades), but it is by no means clear that all of them were his. Their publication, greatly aided by multispectral photography, is a very welcome addition to Hellenistic poetry.
Corpus Papyrorum Raineri XXXIII
De Gruyter
vii, 153 pages
Hardcover
RRP € [D] 109.95
RRP for USA, Canada, Mexico US$ 154.00*
978-3-11-035452-2
Date of Publication:
March 2015
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