This note shows that two epigrams concerning the decline of Rome edited in Alexander Riese's Anthologia Latina under the names of Augustine and Appian (Anth. Lat. 870-871 R.2) are no more than the transcription of six lines taken from the satire against sloth of Jakob Locher's Stultifera navis, the Latin translation of Sebastian Brant's famous Narrenschiff.
Anth. Lat. 870 e 871 R.2
Lubian Francesco
2022
Abstract
This note shows that two epigrams concerning the decline of Rome edited in Alexander Riese's Anthologia Latina under the names of Augustine and Appian (Anth. Lat. 870-871 R.2) are no more than the transcription of six lines taken from the satire against sloth of Jakob Locher's Stultifera navis, the Latin translation of Sebastian Brant's famous Narrenschiff.
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