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open recension: a standalone construct

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openrecension1 CONSTRUCTOpen recensionPASQUALI · CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY

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Classical philology

a manuscript tradition in which copies were mixed or corrected from several sources, so that no clean family tree can be drawn.

In classical philology, open recension refers to a manuscript tradition in which copies were mixed or corrected from several sources, so that no clean family tree can be drawn. This meaning comes from Pasquali (1934) in Storia della tradizione e critica del testo.[1]

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  1. Pasquali, G. (1934). Storia della tradizione e critica del testo. F. Le Monnier. Open Library record

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