DIE OORLEWING VAN DIE KLASSIEKE LETTERKUNDE GEDURENDE DIE KLASSIEKE OUDHEID
Abstract
"Die tekste van die Griekse en Latynse outeurs het nie sommer uit die lug op ons lessenaarsgeval nie" is 'n uitspraak wat seker al baie keer in klas- en lesingkamers gebruik is om skoliereen studente onder die indruk te bring van die wonderbaarlike oorlewing van die literere skattevan die Klassieke wereld. Maar nadat die studerende gehoor na behore belndruk is, word met diemeer dringende taak van bestudering van die onderhawige teks voortgega.an. Die verhaal van dielang en gevaarlike reis van die antieke manuskripte, wat in baie gevalle herinner aan diewedervaringe van 'n Aeneas (jato profugus ...• multum ... et terris iactatu.s et alto, multa quoqueet bello pass us, Verg. Aen. 1.1-5), word in enkele sinne afgemaak of geheel en al verswygReferences
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