Una nueva historia para un viejo códice de Tucídides "Salmanticensis" 74)

This paper examines manuscript Salm. 74 (Thucydides) in codicological, historical and textual perspective. Attention is paid to its itinerary from Constantinople (where it is likely to have been written at the end of 14th century) to Spain (where it arrived after traveling through the Italy of humanism).Se analiza desde un punto de vista codicológico, histórico y crítico-textual el manuscrito de Salamanca Salm. 74 (Tucídides) y se examina su itinerario desde Constantinopla, donde probablemente fue escrito a fi nales del s. XIV, hasta España, a donde llegó pasando por la Italia humanista del s. XV

Entre filólogos comnenos y copistas paleólogos: Opiano y Eurípides en el salmanticensis 31 (con una carta al patriarca de Constantinopla)

Se examina desde un punto de vista paleográfico, codicológico, textual e histórico-cultural el Salmanticensis 31, con obras de Opiano y Eurípides. En especial se tiene en cuenta su parentesco stemmático con el Laur. Plut. 31, 3, la naturaleza de su aparato exegético relacionado probablemente co la labor del filólogo Juan Tzetzes y la figura del copista de la primera mitad del s. XIV Juan Caliandres. Se transcribe como apéndice una carta inédita dirigida al Patriarca de ConstantinoplaSalmanticensis 31, which contains works by Oppian and Euripides, is examined in this paper from the palaeographic, the textual and the historic-cultural standpoints. Special attention is paid to its stemmatic connection to Laur. Plut. 31, 3, as well as to its exegetic apparatus (probably related with John Tzetzes´ work) and to John Caliandres (a copist belonging to the first half of the 14th century). An unpublished letter to the Patriarch of Constantinople is transcribed as an appendi

Manuscritos latinos humanísticos de la Universidad de Salamanca: "specimina selecta"

Five Latin manuscripts from Salamanca University Library (Salmanticenses 8, 12, 66, 78 y 2679) are examined froma codicological, textual aund cultural standpoint. The attempt ismade to explain their Italian provenance, the way they came to Spain and how they are related to some of the best-known 15th century Italian and Spanish humanists.Se analizan desde una perspectiva codicológica, textual e histórico-cultural cinco manuscritos latinos de la Biblioteca Universitaria de Salamanca de época humanista (Salmanticenses 8, 12, 66, 78 y 2679). Se intenta explicar su origen en Italia, el modo en que llegaron a España y su relación con algunos de los humanistas italianos y españoles más conocidos del s. XV

Ubicación cronológica y stemmática de un manuscrito de Demóstenes

By means of paleographical and codicological analysis, manuscript 224 of Salamanca University Library is dated in the fi rst half of the 14th century and its place in the transmission of some Demosthenean discourses is reconsidered.Mediante el análisis paleográfico y codicológico se data el manuscrito de la Biblioteca Universitaria de Salamanca 224 en la primera mitad del s. XIV y se revisa su lugar en la transmisión de algunos discursos de Demóstenes

The role of topical simvastatin on bone regeneration: a systematic review

Objectives: The aim of this systematic review was to summarize the results concerning the use of simvastatin for promoting bone regeneration and to discuss the level of scientific evidence supporting such findings. Material and Methods: A Pubmed search using "Simvastatin"[Mesh] AND "Bone Regeneration"[Mesh] as Boolean operators was constrained to the last 10 years and only included papers written in English. Results: Of the 41 relevant papers reviewed, most of them (76.2%) have been published in the last 5 years, and most of them address animal studies (66.6%) performed on rats or rabbits in extraoral regions. Only 4 randomized controlled trials (RCTs) assessed the role of topical simvastatin in periodontal patients. Conclusions: A large part of the evidence concerning the role of topical simvastatin on bone regeneration comes from animal studies (mainly rats) focusing on extraoral bone defects. Only the use of subgingival simvastatin after root scaling has been properly supported by RCT

A software service supporting software quality forecasting

Software repositories such as source control, defect tracking systems and project management tools, are used to support the progress of software projects. The exploitation of such data with techniques like forecasting is becoming an increasing need in several domains to support decision-making processes. However, although there exist several statistical tools and languages supporting forecasting, there is a lack of friendly approaches that enable practitioners to exploit the advantages of creating and using such models in their dashboard tools. Therefore, we have developed a modular and flexible forecasting service allowing the interconnection with different kinds of databases/data repositories for creating and exploiting forecasting models based on methods like ARIMA or ETS. The service is open source software, has been developed in Java and R and exposes its functionalities through a REST API. Architecture details are provided, along with functionalities’ description and an example of its use for software quality forecasting.Peer ReviewedPostprint (author's final draft

Definition of the on-time delivery indicator in rapid software development

Rapid software development (RSD) is an approach for developing software in rapid iterations. One of the critical success factors of an RSD project is to deliver the product releases on time and with the planned features. In this paper, we elaborate an exploratory definition of the On-Time Delivery strategic indicator in RSD based on the literature and interviews with four companies. This indicator supports decision-makers to detect development problems in order to avoid delays and to estimate the additional time needed when requirements, and specifically quality requirements, are considered.Peer ReviewedPostprint (author's final draft

Creación y actualización de una selección de páginas de Wikipedia sobre Prosopografía bizantina (I: Editores y copistas)

Memoria ID-0142. Ayudas de la Universidad de Salamanca para la innovación docente, curso 2016-2017