Dettori and Pellettieri explore ancient Greek philology in its early stage. Dettori begins by examining the remnants of scholarship by anonymous pre-Aristarchean interpreters of Homeric glosses, collectively mentioned in ancient sources as the Glossographers. In the second part, Pellettieri considers fragments of the pioneering textual examination (diorthosis) by scholar poet Lycophron of Chalcis of the Attic comedy plays in Alexandria during the early third century BC. Both provide an introductory essay, critical edition, Italian translation, and commentary in Italian. Annotation ©2022 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
SGG 3 analyzes the remnants of scholarship performed by anonymous pre-Aristarchean interpreters of Homeric glosses, collectively mentioned in ancient sources as the Glossographers as well as the fragments of the pioneering textual examination (diorthosis) conducted by the scholar poet Lycophron of Chalcis on the plays of Attic comedy in the early 3rd century BC Alexandria.
