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La version latine des Magna Moralia par Barthélémy de Messine et son modèle grec
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La version latine des Magna moralia par Barthélémy de Messine et son modèle grec : Le ms. Wien, ÖNB, phil. gr. 315 (V)

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  • 2014
Published in:
  • P. De Leemans (ed.), Translating at the court : Bartholomew of Messina and the cultural life at the court of king Manfred of Sicily. - Leuven, Leuven University Press, 2014. - 2014, vol. Mediaevalia Lovaniensia, Series I, p. 337-382
Latin Aristotelianism
Aristotelian tradition
Translation studies
Bartholomew of Messina
Bartholomew of Messina's translation of the Magna Moralia
Magna Moralia
The reception of Magna Moralia in Albert the Great
Aristotle in Byzantium
Aristotle in Sicily
ms. WIen, ÖNB, phil. gr. 315 (V)
Greek
Greek model of the Latin translation of the Magna moralia
William of Moerbeke
ms. Paris, BnF, gr. 1853
ms. Vaticano, BAV, ms. Vat. gr. 264, Barb. Gr. 75
ms. Firenze, Bibl. Laurenziana, 81, 11 (Kb)
ms. Cambridge, University Library, Ii. 5. 44 (Cc)
ms. Vaticano, BAV, Vat. gr. 1342 (Pb)
Aristotélisme latin
Tradition aristotélicienne
Études de traduction
Bartholomée de Messine
Grande Morale
Traduction de la Magna Moralia par Bartholomée de Messine
Tradition latine de la Magna Moralia
Réception de la Magna Moralia chez Albert le Grand
Aristote à Byzance
Aristote en Sicile
Modèle grec de la traduction latine de la Magna Moralia
Guillaume de Moerbeke
English Bartholomew of Messina, who was active at the court of Sicily between 1258 and 1266, belongs to the most important promoters of the rediscovery of Aristotle’s natural philosophy in the thirteenth century. In this article, I present an important result of my research on his translation of the Magna moralia, in establishing that the Greek model used by him to translate this work can be identified with the ms. Wien, ÖNB, phil. gr. 315 (V). After a summary of the status quaestionis concerning the Latin tradition of this text and the Greek models used by Bartholomaeus in general, the result of a complete collation between V and the Latin translation of the Magna moralia demonstrates their close relationship.
Faculty
Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines
Department
Département de Philosophie
Language
  • French
Classification
Philosophy, psychology
License
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Open access status
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https://folia.unifr.ch/unifr/documents/325612
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