Crisippo o Speusippo?

At Horace, epist. 1.2.4 there is no reason to emend the transmitted Chrysippo into Speusippo with H. J. Mette, “Lustrum” 26, 1984, 16

Due note alla Vita di Arcesilao di Diogene Laerzio

Critical notes on Diogenes Laertius’ Lives of the Philosophers, 4.32 and 41

Il libro X degli Elementi di Euclide

Euclid’s tenth book was divided into three papyrus rolls, assembled only much later, with the transition from the roll to the codex

Rileggendo Nell'officina dei classici

Some addenda & corrigenda to my book Nell'officina dei classici (Rome 2007) are presented taking into account recent research on the subject of the compositional techniques of a literary work and on editorial practices in the ancient world

Demostene copista (Luc. ind. 4)

A passage  of Galen On the avoidance of grief (§ 13) helps gain a better understanding of what Lucian Ind. 4 writes on Demosthenes’ activities as a ‘scribe’

Philosophie et philosophes à Chypre entre l 'Hellénisme et l' époque romaine

Con ocasión de la reciente publicación de la primera colección completa de lostestimonios que nos han llegado de los filósofos chipriotas menores que vivieron entre el período helenístico y el romano, se presenta y discute de modo exhaustivo el conjunto de los datos relativos a las distintas figuras.The publication ofthe frrst complete collection oftestimonies on the minorCypriot philosophers between the Hellenism and the Roman age gives me the opportunity to present and discuss in an exhaustive way the whole ofthe data conceming these figures.Con ocasión de la reciente publicación de la primera colección completa de lostestimonios que nos han llegado de los filósofos chipriotas menores que vivieron entre el período helenístico y el romano, se presenta y discute de modo exhaustivo el conjunto de los datos relativos a las distintas figuras

Ἀποθῆκαι τῶν βίβλων (Cassio Dione XLII 38.2)

The βίβλοι destroyed by fire at Alexandria in 47 BC were in all likelihood not books, but blank papyrus rolls for export

Epigraphica philosophica

On two neglected Stoic philosophers: Diaphenes of Temnos, already known from Philodemus’ Index Stoicorum Herculanensis, and Zenodotus, author of AP 7.717