Poetae Scenici Latinorum [Latin]

Poetae Scenici Latinorum is a comprehensive collection of Latin dramatic works, meticulously collated from various esteemed codices. This edition, edited by Friedrich Heinrich Bothe, draws upon a wealth of sources, including the Berolinensis, Florentino, Friburgensi, Gothano, Guelpherbytanis Helmstadiensibus, Monacensi, Palatino Parisio, Ultraiectino, and other highly reliable books. These volumes offer scholars and enthusiasts access to authoritative versions of classical Latin plays. The collation provides valuable insights into the textual history and variations of these significant works, making it an indispensable resource for those studying Latin literature and drama. This edition aims to present the plays in a form as close as possible to their original state, based on rigorous comparison and analysis of the available manuscripts.

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