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Greek humanistic miscellany, ca. 1530.

ca. 1530.

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Bound volume of miscellaneous Greek texts, written in Italy, possibly Rome, ca. 1530. Texts include an anonymous commentary on the Old Testament Book of Genesis, "Parva Ilias" by Joannes Tzetzes (fl. 12th century), "Ode on a Young Girl" by Anacreon (560-478 B.C.), and "Ode to Aphrodite" by Sappho (fl. ca. 650-590 B.C.). In addition, there are Latin and Greek notes on Heroic poetry.
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Part of Medieval and Renaissance Mediterranean Manuscripts
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Princeton MS. 193
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Tzetzes, John, active 12th century
Anacreon
Sappho
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Bible Old Testament Genesis—Commentaries
Epic poetry, Greek—History and criticism
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