Études Tironiennes : Commentaire Sur La Vie Églogue De Virgile, Tiré D'un Manuscrit De Chartres, Avec Divers Appendices Et Un Fac-Similé (Paperback)

Études Tironiennes presents a detailed commentary on Virgil's Eclogue, drawn from a manuscript discovered in Chartres. This work, originally published in 1907, delves into the intricacies of Tironian notes and their application to classical texts. Including various appendices and a facsimile, the book offers valuable insights into the life and times reflected in Virgil's poetry, appealing to scholars of classical literature, French history, and linguistics. Its enduring value lies in its meticulous analysis and historical context, making it a significant resource for understanding both Virgil and the Tironian notational system.

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