The several parts of a now-dismembered late-13th century Organon, owned and quite creatively annotated by John Chortasmenos, are presented and studied. The main copyist of this manuscript is also identified in a number of other manuscripts of philosophical contents. Chortasmenos' exegetical practice is also discussed, with special emphasis on his sources and on his extensive use of diagrams.
L'Organon a fisarmonica di Giovanni Cortasmeno / Bianconi, Daniele; Acerbi, Fabio. - In: SEGNO E TESTO. - ISSN 2037-0245. - 18(2020), pp. 223-282.
L'Organon a fisarmonica di Giovanni Cortasmeno
Bianconi, Daniele;
2020
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The several parts of a now-dismembered late-13th century Organon, owned and quite creatively annotated by John Chortasmenos, are presented and studied. The main copyist of this manuscript is also identified in a number of other manuscripts of philosophical contents. Chortasmenos' exegetical practice is also discussed, with special emphasis on his sources and on his extensive use of diagrams.File allegati a questo prodotto
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