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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 402 — Chapter IV · CELSUS: MELA: MISCELLANEOUS LEARNING

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Ed. pr., Mil., 1498; Lister, Lond., 1705; Schuch, Heidelb., 1867, 2nd ed., 1874; Giarratano and Vollmer, Leipz., 1922. Vollmer has argued that the “Caelius,” sometimes added to Apicius’s name, should be dropped as an erroneous expansion by Renaissance scholars of what they found on the title-page of the archetype MS.

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