Medieval and Modern Philologies



Medieval and Modern Philologies

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Aims & Scope
The series is currently divided into Serie occidentale and Serie orientale, which will gather research of philological nature (critical editions, monographs, research on printed and manuscript traditions, methodological essays, proceedings of seminars and conferences); its primary goal is to be the ‘place’ of exchange and of intellectual collaboration among scholars of the Western and Eastern traditions: first of all, those who work in the University, but also, and with particular attention, the external ones. Texts written in the main languages of modern cultures will be welcomed; special attention will be devoted to the testing of computer critical editions.

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  • Archivum Gothicum: Edition of the Gothic Sources. Volume 1
  • Carla Falluomini, Pierandrea Gottardi
  • Feb. 27, 2026

  • This editorial project, undertaken within the framework of the PRIN 2022 project The Textual Legacy of the Ostrogoths in Italy: The Gothic Bible and Other Texts, aims to produce new digital scholarly editions of the Gothic texts preserved in the following manuscripts: Codex Argenteus (Uppsala, Universitetsbiblioteket, DG 1 + Speyer, Historisches Museum der Pfalz; a portion of the Gospels), Codex Carolinus (Wolfenbüttel, Herzog August Bibliothek, Guelf. 64 Weiss., ff. 255, 256, 277, 280; a portion of the Epistle to the Romans, 11-15), Codex Gissensis (Giessen, Universitätsbibliothek, 651/20, fragment of the central part of a bifolium; a portion of the Gospel of Luke, 23-24), Codex Ambrosianus C (Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, I 61 sup., ff. 90, 91; a portion of the Gospel of Matthew, 25-27), and Codex Ambrosianus D (Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, G 82 sup., ff. 209/210, 451/452, 461/462; a portion of the Book of Nehemiah, 5-7). The project proceeds in two phases. The first is devoted to producing a new diplomatic-interpretative digital edition of each manuscript in its entirety, based on a fresh reading presented alongside photographic reproductions and high-resolution multispectral digital images. The palaeographical, codicological, and paratextual features of each witness are carefully considered, so as to represent as faithfully as possible the graphic complexity of the artefacts. The second phase will produce a new critical edition integrated with the diplomatic-interpretative ones, together with tools for advanced philological and linguistic analysis and supporting material (indices, glossaries, and tools for textual queries), thereby providing a new scholarly platform for research on the Gothic texts and their historical and cultural context.

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  • Knowledgescape
  • Eugenio Burgio, Franz Fischer, Marco Sartor
  • Sept. 6, 2021
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  • Luca Lombardo, Diego Parisi, Anna Pegoretti
  • Dec. 17, 2018