Selected Works of Juan Luis Vives
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The study of Vives is mainly still dependent upon the well-known
Opera Omnia (Valencia, 1782-1790, 8 volumes) provided by Majansius. Though this edition has manifest merits, it cannot stand the test of present-day criticism. It does not offer a critical apparatus, thus being useless for the study of the evolution of Vives' thought on the basis of the revisions he made in his publications. Nor does it contain a systematically worked out
apparatus fontium, which makes it possible to assess Vives' knowledge of the ancient literature, crucial for an accurate understanding of his humanist education and evolution. Finally, the legibility of Majansius' edition is impaired by the often misleading division into paragraphs, rather idiosyncratic orthography and punctuation.
The aim of this series is primarily to provide critical editions. Consequently, the text is accompanied by a critical apparatus and an apparatus fontium, supplemented with 3 indices: an index nominum, an index locorum, and an index verborum memorabilium in which language use at variance with the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae will be indicated.
In addition, an English translation with a restricted set of notes is provided. The main consideration, however, remains the critical edition. The notes to the translation do not replace the information compiled in the apparatus fontium. So, in using the present publication one should not restrict oneself to the right hand page, a fact which the editors wish to emphasize.
General Editor: C. Fantazzi.
The aim of this series is primarily to provide critical editions. Consequently, the text is accompanied by a critical apparatus and an apparatus fontium, supplemented with 3 indices: an index nominum, an index locorum, and an index verborum memorabilium in which language use at variance with the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae will be indicated.
In addition, an English translation with a restricted set of notes is provided. The main consideration, however, remains the critical edition. The notes to the translation do not replace the information compiled in the apparatus fontium. So, in using the present publication one should not restrict oneself to the right hand page, a fact which the editors wish to emphasize.
General Editor: C. Fantazzi.
Introductory Material, Declamations III-V. Edited and Translated with an Introduction
Volume 9
Editor(s):
Edward V. George
978-90-04-22862-7
Introduction, Critical Edition, Translation and Notes
Volume 8
Editor(s):
Charles Fantazzi
978-90-47-41105-5
Introduction, Critical Edition, Translation and Notes
Volume 7
Editor(s):
Charles Fantazzi and Constant Matheeussen
978-90-04-45270-1
Introduction, Critical Edition, Translation and Notes
Volume 6
Editor(s):
Charles Fantazzi and C. Matheeussen
978-90-04-45058-5
Epistula forti, Vita Ioannis Dullardi, Christi Triumphus, Ovatio Mariae, Clipeus Christi, Praelectio in quartum rhetoricorum ad herennium; Praelectio in convivia Philelphi. Edited by J. IJsewijn and A. Fritsen
Volume 5
Editor(s):
Jozef IJsewijn and Angela Fritsen
978-90-04-45136-0
Introduction, Critical Edition, Translation and Notes
Volume 4
978-90-04-45356-2
Critical Edition with Introduction, Translation and Annotation
Volume 3
Editor(s):
Charles Fantazzi
978-90-04-45135-3
Introductory Material, Declamations I and II. Edited and Translated with an Introduction
Volume 2
Editor(s):
Edward George
978-90-04-45134-6
De initiis sectis et laudibus philosophiae, Veritas fucata, Anima senis, Pompeius fugiens. Introduction, Critical Edition, Translation and Notes
Volume 1
978-90-04-45133-9
General Editor
C. Fantazzi, Greenville, North Carolina
Editorial Committee
E. George, Lubbock, Texas
J. Janssens, Brussels
M. de Schepper, Brussels
Founding Editor: C. Matheeussen †
C. Fantazzi, Greenville, North Carolina
Editorial Committee
E. George, Lubbock, Texas
J. Janssens, Brussels
M. de Schepper, Brussels
Founding Editor: C. Matheeussen †