Bartolino Vavassori commentatore dell’Ecerinis di Albertino Mussato

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rivista	AEVUM
fascicolo	AEVUM - 2018 - 2
titolo	Bartolino Vavassori commentatore dell’Ecerinis di Albertino Mussato
autore	Sofia Brusa
editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	12-2018
doi	10.26350/000193_000020
issn	0001-9593 (stampa) \| 1827-787X (digitale)

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This article analyses the glosses on Albertino Mussato’s tragedy Ecerinis by the North Italian magister Bartolino Vavassori, preserved in the manuscript G 111 inf. of the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan (dated 1400). The commentary, which mainly aims at describing the contents of the work, its structure and its metrical aspect, makes use of historical and literary sources (e.g. the Paduan chronicle known as Chronicon Marchiae Tarvisinae et Lombardiae, Dante’s Divine Comedy and its Comentum by Benvenuto da Imola) shared with other witnesses of the Ecerinis, whereas it is thought to be independent from Guizzardo da Bologna and Castellano da Bassano’s Commentum on the tragedy. A complete edition of Bartolino’s glosses is provided in the Appendix. keywords Albertino Mussato, Ecerinis, Bartolino Vavassori, tragedy, Medieval commentaries.

Descrizione

This article analyses the glosses on Albertino Mussato’s tragedy Ecerinis by the North Italian magister Bartolino Vavassori, preserved in the manuscript G 111 inf. of the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan (dated 1400). The commentary, which mainly aims at describing the contents of the work, its structure and its metrical aspect, makes use of historical and literary sources (e.g. the Paduan chronicle known as Chronicon Marchiae Tarvisinae et Lombardiae, Dante’s Divine Comedy and its Comentum by Benvenuto da Imola) shared with other witnesses of the Ecerinis, whereas it is thought to be independent from Guizzardo da Bologna and Castellano da Bassano’s Commentum on the tragedy. A complete edition of Bartolino’s glosses is provided in the Appendix.