The Transmission of Greek Texts from the Author to the Editor of Today

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Diogenes 47 (186):23-27 (1999)
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A recent publication was the starting point of this discussion, whose purpose is to demonstrate the interest of a comparative history of the philological traditions of diverse cultures.

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