The Medieval Tradition of Seneca's Dialogues

Classical Quarterly 18 (2):355-372 (1968)
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The manuscript tradition of Seneca'sDialoguesconsists of one eleventhcentury manuscript, Ambrosianus C 90 inf., which is the main source for the text, and a ruck of later manuscripts of lesser and disputed worth. There are over a hundred of these, far more than has been supposed.

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