Lexicon of Greek Grammarians of Antiquity (LGGA)


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Hrsg. v. Franco Montanari unter Mitwirkung v. Lara Pagani und Fausto Montana
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Inhalt :: Content Umfassendes Referenzwerk mit Informationen zu mehr als 470 griechischen Grammatikern der Antike. Jeder Eintrag besteht aus einer Einleitung mit biographischen Informationen über den jeweiligen Grammatiker sowie einer Diskussion seines Werks und der erhaltenen Fragmente, dem griechischen Text dieser Fragmente und schließlich der relevanten Bibliographie, einschließlich Listen von Editionen (falls vorhanden) und Studien. Das Werk dient als erste Anlaufstelle für Wissenschaftler der griechischen und lateinischen Antike, insbesondere die philologiegeschichtliche Forschung, Grammatik und Altertumswissenschaft.
Verlag :: Publisher Brill Academic Publishers
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ISBN/ISSN 978-90-04-30472 2451-9278 Bestellnummer bei digento :: digento order number 107822
Verlagsinformation :: Publisher's information Grammarians of antiquity taught and practiced philology, text criticism and rhetoric, essential skills in the education, career and public life of ancient Greeks and Romans. Brill's Lexicon of Greek Grammarians of Antiquity (LGGA) serves as the first point of reference for information on these ancient grammarians for scholars of Greek and Latin antiquity, in particular for research into the history of philology, grammar and ancient scholarship. Since some ancient erudites worked at the intersection between the modern categories of scholars/grammarians and antiquarians/historians, a collaboration has been established between LGGA and Jacoby Online, Part IV (Fragmente der Griechischen Historiker IV, editor-in-chief: Stefan Schorn), also published by Brill, so that cross-references between them help to avoid overlap. Sorted alphabetically by Latin name, each entry consists of 1) an introduction with biographical information on the respective grammarian, as well as a discussion of his work and preserved fragments; 2) the Greek text of these fragments; and finally 3) the relevant bibliography, including lists of editions (if any) and studies. A total of more than 470 grammarians have been identified for inclusion in the LGGA and over 420 are currently available online. Each entry will be published in Italian and the vast majority of them also in English. LGGA also serves as the basis for Supplementum Grammaticum Graecum (SGG), a collection of critical editions, with translations and commentaries, of the fragments of ancient Greek grammarians, also conceived in collaboration with and as a mutual complement to FGrHist continued within Brill's Jacoby Online.
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