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Liber Glossarum (Suite) DOSSIERS D’HEL 8, 2015 © SHESL Dossier HEL 8 (2015) L’activité lexicographique dans le haut Moyen Âge latin Rencontre autour du Liber Glossarum (suite) Sommaire Anne Grondeux : Introduction .............................................................. p. 2-4 Anne Grondeux : Stemma provisoire de la tradition manuscrite du Liber glossarum ............................................................................................... p. 5-10 1. Le Liber glossarum, la question des manuscrits ........................................... p. 11 Franck Cinato : Prolégomène à un Catalogue des manuscrits du Liber glossarum. I. Fragments, tradition directe et indirecte .................... p. 13-35 Franck Cinato : Le ‘Goth Ansileubus’, les Glossae Salomonis et les glossaires wisigothiques. Mise au point sur les attributions et les sources glossographiques du Liber glossarum .............................................. p. 37-56 2. Le Liber glossarum et ses sources ................................................................. p. 57 Anne Grondeux : Note sur la présence de l’Hypomnesticon pseudo-augustinien dans le Liber glossarum .............................................................. p. 59-78 Anne Grondeux : Le rôle de Reichenau dans la diffusion du Liber glossarum ................................................................................................. p. 79-93 3. Parallèles et dérivés ...................................................................................... p. 95 David Paniagua : Nuevas aportaciones acerca del Glossarium Bruxellense (Bruxelles, Bibl. Roy. 10.615-10.729 ff. 95v-96r) .............................. p. 97-110 Carmen Codoñer : Posibles sistemas de compilación en las notae iuris y el Liber Glossarum ......................................................................................... p. 111-129 Annexes ............................................................................................................ p. 131 Caterina Babino : Le Epitomae e le Epistolae di Virgilio Marone Grammatico : indagini testuali per un’interpretazione ........................................... p. 133-155 DOSSIERS D’HEL 8, 2015 ©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’HEL 8, 2015 © SHESL INTRODUCTION Y +6 6/856 - 4867&/-J /86 )/87/-6 && 8= 57&+6G /-7 +35,&5=3+/5+6 &77&/-63 (! #$ 368/P8$867&-&-35!6-76-6+ " ##"%G7-&6 48+6/-6#/+&66858-75&-$+&%-8P&-7P&48&5P&-7P ++/,,3/&-7 L55&;!6,7!5&8=&!5&486+L/5&$&-8 " ##"%1 75/&6& ,67&/-6L&-7!5668=35++ +678=!5&;!68 G8=/,&-6 !" 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