The Ptolemaic Papyri of the Iliad

La recepción de Homero en Alejandría: la edición homérica de Aristarco

“…Stephanie West (1967), se han definido como papiros 'salvajes' ya que el texto homérico que conservan es diferente de 'nuestro' Homero, y está lleno de nuevos versos y lecturas diferentes, que se infiltraron en la tradición debido a las recitaciones orales. Lo que es muy interesante es que después de alrededor del 150 a.C. el texto homérico de los papiros no muestra versos adicionales y tiene básicamente el mismo número de versos que nuestra vulgata.…”

1 Transmission and Textual Variants: Divergent Fragments of Sappho’s Songs Examined

“…For that reason they have become known as "eccentric" or "wild" papyri. See S. West (1967) for a survey of a group of such fragments. 37…”

Two Notes on the Text of Pollux X 1.1‒5 Bethe

“…Similarly, it cannot be ruled out that these miscellaneous reference works also included the Κυνηγητικός, which is longer than the other two treatises but only brings the overall length of the hypothetical miscellaneous scroll up to 14 On miscellaneous Homeric scrolls, see West (1967) 24-25, although these are for the most part Ptolemaic age copies: see Johnson (2004) 17 These miscellaneous scrolls are also studied by Puglia (1996), who discusses the length of the prose works that could fit on a single scroll. See too table 3.7 in Johnson (2004).…”