Nuovi manoscritti copiati da Giorgio Trivizia

Description and textual analysis of the following mss.: Ambr. G 72 sup. (Thucydides), Laur. Plut. 59.24 (Isocrates and Demtrius Cydones), Ambr. C 87 sup. (Demosthenes), Laur. Plut. 59.25 (Demosthenes), Ambr. T 122 sup. (Philostratus), Ambr. A 162 sup. (Nicander)

Per un repertorio dei copisti greci in Ambrosiana

The A. explains and describes the project of a Repertorium of the Greek Scribes of the mss. of the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan, which aims to continue the fundamental Repertorium der griechischen Kopisten (RGK). The A. gives some examples of the improvement of our knowledge of textual history resulting from the new identifications of scribes and readers. Two appendices complete the article: (1) a list of newly identified scribes of the XVth and XVIth centuries; (2) some remarks in order to realize a new edition of Theodorus Gaza's Solutiones

Performance studies of the CMS strip tracker before installation

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CMS physics technical design report : Addendum on high density QCD with heavy ions

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Nuovi codici copiati da Giovanni Scutariota (con alcune novità sul Teocrito Ambr. P 84 sup. e Andronico Callisto)

The A. assignes five new manuscript to Giovanni Scutariota's hand and traces their textual history: Euclides in the ms. Laur. Plut. 28.10; Theocritus in the ms. Laur. Plut. 32.46 (with notes by Angelo Poliziano and related to Ambr. P 84 sup. here attributed to Andronico Callisto's hand); Aeschines in the ms.Laur. Plut. 60.4; Socrates Scholasticus in the ms. Laur. Plut. 69.7; Plutarch's Moralia in the ms. Laur. Plut. 80.30

La tradizione manoscritta dei Moralia di Plutarco. Riflessioni per una messa a punto

The A. proposes some thoughts about the whole of the manuscript tradition of Plutarch's Moralia

Un nuovo codice con marginalia dello scriba G alias Gian Pietro da Lucca : l’Ambr. M 85 sup. Con una postilla sull’Ambr. A 105 sup. e Costantino Lascaris

The paper dwells on the origins and the history of two manuscripts now in the Ambrosiana Library: Ambr. M 85 sup. and Ambr. A 59 sup., both in the hand of Pietro Creticus and owned by Giorgio Merula. The A. identifies the hand of Gian Pietro da Lucca in the margins of Ambr. M 85 sup., a fact that strongly supports its alleged provenance from Vittorino da Feltre\u2019s school. Another manuscript owned by Merula, Ambr. A 105 sup., is dated to the XVth century and is ascribed to Costantino Lascaris