Transpositions in the Ibis of Ovid

Housman, A. E.; Garrod, H. W.; Platt, Arthur; Jackson, Henry

doi:10.1017/cbo9781139523875.015

The Journal of Philology 2012

DOI: 10.1017/cbo9781139523875.015

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Transpositions in the Ibis of Ovid

A. E. Housman¹,

H. W. Garrod²,

Arthur Platt³

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“…Both of these juxtapositions are debatable, once due to scholarly disagreement over identification and once due to Housman's ([1918] 228) declaration that Ib. 459-60 should be transposed, having been moved to its current location by "a reader who knows too much and yet too little.…”

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The Pedant’s Curse: Obscurity and Identity in Ovid’s Ibis

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The Pedant’s Curse: Obscurity and Identity in Ovid’s Ibis

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Towards a New Edition of Ovid’s Ibis

Keeline¹

2016

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I show that the standard edition of Ovid’s Ibis , La Penna 1957, needs to be updated. Based on a fresh examination of the oldest manuscripts, my article demonstrates that La Penna’s tripartite stemma is untenable. A new bipartite stemma is proposed and justified, which results in a reappraisal of variants. I likewise show that a late humanist manuscript may preserve extra-stemmatic readings; these readings must be carefully considered. I also discuss some disputed passages, emendations, and interpolations, arguing for a more skeptical approach to the text. This article represents the necessary philological spadework for a broader project to reintegrate the Ibis into Ovid’s poetic corpus.

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Crippling Nostalgia: Nostos , Poetics, and the Structure of the Ibis

Krasne¹

2016

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Transpositions in the Ibis of Ovid

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The Pedant’s Curse: Obscurity and Identity in Ovid’s Ibis

The Pedant’s Curse: Obscurity and Identity in Ovid’s Ibis

Towards a New Edition of Ovid’s Ibis

Crippling Nostalgia: Nostos , Poetics, and the Structure of the Ibis

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