“…Der Leningrader, heute in Paris lebende Philologe Leonid Čertkov gibt mit dieser Edition die erste Sammlung aller bis jetzt erreichbaren Gedichte von Konstantin Vaginov (1899 - 1934) - zeitweise Mitglied der Gruppen , "Ceci poetov", "Ostrovitjane", "Oberiu" - textkritisch heraus. …”

“…This volume explains the benefit of this approach using contributions that range from the philologies and art history to archeology and and musicology, as well as history, theology, and the digital humanities…”

“…This volume contains the critical edition with philological commentary of the Latin elegies of the most important poet of the Polish Renaissance. …”

“…Following on the last critical edition of the Vulgata (Hilgenfeld 1873), this work offers a more modern and complete philological study through an investigation of new unknown textual sources…”

“…The result is not a biographical or philological comparison, but a report on the experience of a performative reading that makes an archaeological section of the writings and reconstructs their genealogical line…”

“…Maria Nuova and the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, formerly a Section of Legal, Philological and Philosophical Studies. Part of the funds of the remaining Faculties, kept in the Historical Archive of the University, are also described…”

“…The 2021 edition also qualifies for the relief and variety of the topics covered, for the merging and intertwining of historical-literary, philological, linguistic skills, which lead to reflect on important topics of Boccaccio's culture and sources and on his works…”

“…The author provides a description of the manuscript’s language and an outline of the history of Western Karaim translations of the Torah to better understand the its philological and historical background. Readership: All interested in the history of Turkic (especially Kipchak-Turkic) languages and anyone concerned with the Karaim translation techniques of Hebrew religious texts…”

“…"The three chapters of this work provide a philological analysis of the primary sources (Epicur. …”

“…It is organized into three parts : the first one focuses on the translations, the second one is devoted to the philological work and shows how humanistic conjectures and exegesis are still valuable for modern editors; finally, the third one adresses the reinterpretation and reuse of Plutarch's work.Such a volume is aimed both at the Plutarchists – they either deal with textual criticism or with Plutarch's recep-tion – and at the specialists of the Renaissance. …”

“…The commentary, embracing three levels (philological, literary, and scientific-philosophical), aims to analyze the presence in Manilius of Aratus' Phenomena, a poem widely read and translated in Rome. …”

“…The articles by Henk Bodewitz collected in this volume, published over a period of 45 years, between 1969 and 2013, deal with these issues on the basis of a systematic philological study of early Vedic texts, from the Ṛgveda to various Brāhmaṇas, Āraṇykas and Upaniṣads…”

“…The volume contextualizes the work in the Medieval Icelandic literature's framework and offers an overlook at philological issues, such as, for example, the relationship between the existing manuscripts and the genesis of the saga. …”

“…This book weds traditional philological approaches to linguistic anthropology in order to associate them with two spheres of human action: mortuary cult and personal preparation for the afterlife. …”