In 1493, the editio princeps of the Erotemata by Demetrius Chalcondyles and Manuel Moschopoulos, and of De dialectis by Gregory Pardus, was printed in Milan. The author of this article identifies the corrections and annotations made by Zanobi Acciaiuoli - the librarian of the Florentine S. Marco collection and of the private Medicean library - in two Florentine copies. The study of these annotations helps to shed light on the cultural profile and interests of Acciaiuoli and provides new data on the circulation of Chalcondyles’ manual and, more generally, on the reception of the printed editions of Greek grammars in the Renaissance.
Due incunaboli degli "Erotemata" di Demetrio Calcondila postillati da Zanobi Acciaiuoli
Paola Megna
2025-01-01
Abstract
In 1493, the editio princeps of the Erotemata by Demetrius Chalcondyles and Manuel Moschopoulos, and of De dialectis by Gregory Pardus, was printed in Milan. The author of this article identifies the corrections and annotations made by Zanobi Acciaiuoli - the librarian of the Florentine S. Marco collection and of the private Medicean library - in two Florentine copies. The study of these annotations helps to shed light on the cultural profile and interests of Acciaiuoli and provides new data on the circulation of Chalcondyles’ manual and, more generally, on the reception of the printed editions of Greek grammars in the Renaissance.File in questo prodotto:
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