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Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 5: Declamationes I-XIICodices integritate tantum eminentes quantum in ora. Tionibus Augustanus et Chisianus desunt. Maior igitur emendationi locus datar. Codices vero quos Morellus et Reiskius adhi'ouerunt non solum noviciì sed etiam peioris motae erant. Multa igitur pluribus locis quam in oratio nibus textus harum editionum relinquendus et emendandus erat.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds o...

Excerpt from Opera: Recensuit Richardus Foerster, Vol. 9Eu habes editionis Libann 0p6rum tomum nonum, totius serici ultimum. Cuius liber manu scriptus a Richardo Foerster ut ìmprimeretur typograpbo missus post editoris mortem mihi traditus est, ut retractando eum in formam quam brevissim&m, cogerem. Quod novem mensium labore feci. Liber vero plenus Foersteri inter libros manuscriptos bibliothecae Universitatis Vratislaviensis recipietur. Cha r...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 1: Fasc. II, Orationes Vi-XIOratiunoula contra obtrectatores Fortunae aeque atque duae sequentes a Libanio sene composita et negì &nlv, 6rlag inscripta quibus servata est codices hi sunt.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art...

Excerpt from Julian the Emperor: Containing Gregory Nazianzen's Two Invectives and Libanius' Monody, With Julian's Extant Theosophical WorksThe Manes of the saintly Gregory himself si quis sensus in illis will doubtless rejoice at my thus making use of the unintentional service he has rendered to archaeology, for that he, despite his austere Puritanism, was a lover of Antiquity, is abundantly shown by the hundred and eighty-two little poems, f...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 10: Epistulae 1-839Tandem post tot moras innumerasque difficultates belli procellis sedatis ad eam pervenit editio partem a. Qua. Olim id est ante plus quinquaginta annos exordium studiorum Libanianorum.sumpsi, epistulas. Atque harum partem prio rem quod prodit volumen X complectitur, quod sub prelo est XI alteram. Prolegomena, quae fata earum enarrant imaginemque viae qua. Per libros plus trecentos ad nos per ...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 6: Declamationes XIII-XXXPostquam volumine quinto declamationes mythologicae et pars ex historia Attica delibatarum comprehensae prodi erunt, volumen sextum reliquas historicas et partem etho logica...rum (6v6xélov, naga6irov, cpfiovegofi) exhibet. Qua. Rum nonnullae lepidissimae sunt, omnes quaestiones gra vissimas de argumenti tractatione, de elocutione, de fontibus, de authentia praebenîs. Quas si cum campu ...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 1: Fasc. I., Orationes I-VDe rebus quae ad grammaticam et rhetoricam spectant, orthographia, biatu, numero in Epilegomenis' illis quae supra indicavi agam, quoniam mihi persuasum est non solum melius sed etiam multo brevius id fieri posse, si textus ipse ad librorum fidem recensitus in omnium quo rum interest manus pervenerit. Unum iam nunc dico me in his rebus non omnia ad amussim aequasse, sed libro rum quam ...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 3: Orationes XXVI-LCeterum, ut fere, ita etiam apud Libanium numerus scholiorum in prima oratione maximus est, in sequentibus paulatim decrescit, quin etiam in iis quae tertio et quarto volumine continentur est cur de inopia illorum queraris.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 7: Declamationes XXXI-LiAbout the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfecti...

Excerpt from Die Briefe des Libanius Zeitlich GeordnetDass ein chronologisches Gesetz die Anordnung der Briefe beherrscht, hat Sievers nicht bemerkt und konnte es auch nicht in seinem vollen Umfange verfolgen, weil ihm die handschrift liche Überlieferung noch unbekannt war. Doch wahrnehmen läßt es sich schon in der Ausgabe Wolfs, so fehlerhaft sie ist. Denn bis zum 1030. Briefe folgt sie mit ganz geringen Ab weichungen dem Vossianus 77, der au...

Excerpt from Die Briefe des Libanius Zeitlich GeordnetDass ein chronologisches Gesetz die Anordnung der Briefe beherrscht, hat Sievers nicht bemerkt und konnte es auch nicht in seinem vollen Umfange verfolgen, weil ihm die handschrift liche Überlieferung noch unbekannt war. Doch wahrnehmen läßt es sich schon in der Ausgabe Wolfs, so fehlerhaft sie ist. Denn bis zum 1030. Briefe folgt sie mit ganz geringen Ab weichungen dem Vossianus 77, der au...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 2: Recensuit Richardus Foerster, Orationes XII-XXVF01. 23 cui 22 succedit, inc. Verbis om'm 52980155870 dà quae sunt orationis 813g 'iovluxvòv iirmrov p. 24, 16 desinentis verbis 069 re 575g in folio Reliqua vacua sunt.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgo...

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Focusing on the first and last years of Libanius' Antiochene career (AD 354-388), this volume illustrates his great range of his rhetorical skills, while at the same time illuminating the intrigues of city politics and university life.

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 1: Fasc. I., Orationes I-V De rebus quae ad grammaticam et rhetoricam spectant, orthographia, biatu, numero in 'epilegomenis' illis quae supra indicavi agam, quoniam mihi persuasum est non solum melius sed etiam multo brevius id fieri posse, si textus ipse ad librorum fidem recensitus in omnium quo rum interest manus pervenerit. Unum iam nunc dico me in his rebus non omnia ad amussim acquasse, sed libro rum qu...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 3: Orationes XXVI-L Ceterum, ut fere, ita etiam apud Libanium numerus scholiorum in prima oratione maximus est, in sequentibus paulatim decrescit, quin etiam in iis quae tertio et quarto volumine continentur est cur de inopia illorum queraris. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an i...

Excerpt from Libanii Opera, Vol. 7: Declamationes XXXI-Li Obiter moneo ne illud quidem me agnoscere quod dixit:, , Der Hauptwert einer solchen Ausgabe liegt in der Mit teilung der Ùberlieferung, immo vero summum pretium cernitur in arte qua textus constituitur. Sed apparatum satis solidum Iargitur. Etiam plenum, nisi quod der Athous, inquit, , , Laur. Athan. L. 123 saec. XIII (vgl. I, S. 323 batte um seines Alters Willen verdient, vollstandig...