CRITICAL NOTES.
Reading edition
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.
Bn = codex Bernensis s. x.
Bg = codex Bambergensis s. x.
B = conspirantes lectiones Bernensis et Bambergensis.
G = codicis Bambergensis eae partes quae alia manu suppletae sunt. Introd. p. lviii.
b = manus secunda codicis Bambergensis.
H = codex Harleianus (2664) s. x-xi. Introd. p. lxiv, sqq.
F = codex Florentinus.
T = codex Turicensis.
N = codex Parisinus Nostradamensis s. x-xi.
Ioan. = codex Ioannensis s. xiii.
For the above (with the exception of H and Ioan. and a fresh collation of Bg and G) I have depended on Spalding, Halm, and Meister. In the same way I quote references occasionally to M (codex Monacensis s. xv), S (codex Argentoratensis s. xv), and L (codex Lassbergensis s. xv), the Gothanus, Guelferbytanus, Vossiani, &c.
A collation of the following has kindly been put at my disposal by M. Ch. Fierville, Censeur des études au Lycée Charlemagne (Introd. p. lxi, sqq.):—
Codex Pratensis (Prat.) s. xii.
Codex Puteanus (Put.) s. xiii.
Codex Parisinus (7231) s. xii.
Codex Parisinus (7696) s. xii.
Codex Salmantinus (Sal.) s. xii-xiii.
The readings of the Codex Vallensis (Vall.) are given from Becher’s Programm des königlichen Gymnasiums zu Aurich, Ostern, 1891.
Other 15th cent. MSS., which I have specially collated for this edition, are the following (Introd. p. lxxiii, sqq.):—
Codex Harleianus 2662 (Harl. 2662). The inscription on this codex bears that it was finished 25th Jan., 1434.
Codex Harleianus 11671 (Harl. 11671), bearing date 1467.
Codex Harleianus 4995 (Harl. 4995), dated 5th July, 1470.
Codex Harleianus 4950 (Harl. 4950).
Codex Harleianus 4829 (Harl. 4829).
Codex Burneianus 243 (Burn. 243).
Codex Burneianus 244 (Burn. 244).
Codex Balliolensis (Ball.). This MS. is mutilated, and contains nothing after x. 6, 4: there is moreover a lacuna from ch. ii to iii §26.
Codex Dorvilianus (Dorv.), in the Bodleian at Oxford (codd. man. x. 1, 1, 13).
Codex Bodleianus (Bodl.).
The readings of the Codex Carcassonensis (C—15th cent.) are given from M. Fierville’s collation (De Quintilianeis Codicibus, Paris, 1874).