All the thirty-seven documents – school or scribes' exercises, bilingual texts, quotations in grammatical texts – forming a new Corpus Papyrorum Vergilianarum are here briefly presented and discussed with regard both to their papyrological and their more strictly philological aspects that are linked to the tradition of the Vergilian manuscripts. What needs emphasis here is the performance dimension of most of these texts, as their ‘signs’ and ‘accents’ show (i.e. in PSI I 21).
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