Prolegomena to an Edition of the Scholia to Statius

PROLEGOMENATO AN EDITION OF THE SCHOLIA TO STATIUS
CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction
I. A List of the Manuscripts
	A. Manuscripts of the commentary on the Thebaid ascribed toLactantius Placidus.
	B. Manuscripts of doubtful value for the text of Lactantius Placidus
	C. Manuscripts of other commentaries to the Thebaid, excluding that of Fulgentius Planciades and including condensed excerpts from Lactantius Placidus
	D. Manuscripts of the Thebaid with marginal and/or interlinear glosses and/or scholia of no value for the text of Lactantius Placidus
	E. Manuscripts related to the Thebaid not seen, or which deserve more attention
	F. Manuscripts of the commentary to the Achilleid sometimes ascribed to Lactantius Placidus
	G. Manuscripts of other commentaries to the Achilleid
	H. Manuscripts of the Achilleid with marginal and/or interlinear scholia and/or glosses of no value for the text of the commentary sometimes ascribed to Lactantius Placidus
	I. Manuscripts related to the Achilleid not seen, or which deservemore attention (unless otherwise noted, consisting of the Achilleidwith marginal and interlinear notes)
	J. Manuscripts of the commentary to the Thebaid of Fulgentius Planciades
	K. Manuscripts found in old catalogues, but not located or identified, and miscellaneous manuscript notes
II. Towards the Establishment of Stemmata
	A. Towards the establishment of a stemma for Lactantius Placid us
		I. The Italian Vulgate
		II. The North European Codices Veteres
	B. On the text of the Achilleid commentary sometimes ascribed to Lactantius Placidus
	C. On the text of the Super Thebaiden of Fulgentius Planciades
III. Lactantius Placidus III, 205-386: a Specimen Criticum
IV. The Bibliography
	A. A conspectus of the editions
	B. Secondary works