Publisher's Synopsis
This is an edition of the scholia (commentary) on the poem Alexandra by the Hellenistic poet Lycophron. The poem is a labyrinthine work that weaves together mythology, history, and prophecy, and the scholia offer insights into the text's obscure references and allusions. The edition is based on a manuscript from the Vatican Library, and includes a critical apparatus, notes, and indices.
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