Mikhail Shumilin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5717062 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mikhail Shumilin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mikhail |
| FAMILY NAME | Shumilin |
| SIGNATURE | SHUMILIN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4348-3909 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Apul. Met . 1.4
A Note on Pliny the Elder ( Hn 9.126)
The article argues for an emendation in Plin. HN 9.126. Modern editors are accustomed to print the text cum testa uiuas , adopting J. Hardouin’s conjecture for cum terra uitis , the reading transmitted in most manuscripts. Nevertheless, the overlooked manuscript reading contritis conchis allows us to deduce a palaeographically neater solution contritis if conchis is considered a gloss which entered the text
Pliny the Elder’s List of Egyptian Nomes
An Unpublished Letter by A. E. Housman Related to the Textual Criticism of Statius’ Siluae
The article presents an edition of the previously unpublished letter from A. E. Housman to Grigory E. Saenger, written in Latin and dated 28 May, 1909, as well as a commentary on this text. The letter contains a criticism of Saenger’s 1909 edition of Statius’ Siluae . Housman evaluates the general approach of the edition and pronounces his judgement on two particular decisions made by the editor. The commentary treats both the general context of …
Identifying Latin authors through maximum-likelihood Dirichlet inference
Two Textual Notes on the Passio Anastasiae (BHL 410 + 1795 + 118 + 8093)
The Passio Anastasiae (BHL 410 + 1795 + 118 + 8093), now usually dated to the fifth century,1 is one of the rare late antique fictional passiones martyrum that can boast a critical edition based on a study of a significant part of its manuscript tradition (the one edited by Paola Francesca Moretti, based on 51 manuscripts out of about 200);2 indeed, it is the only such passio among those recently chosen by Michael Lapidge for translation.3 There …
Some Considerations on the Attribution of the ‘New Apuleius’
The ‘New Apuleius’ is a set of Latin summaries of Plato's works first published in 2016 by Justin Stover, who attributed it to Apuleius. The present article attempts to assess two key aspects of Stover's argument, viz. his reconstruction of the manuscript transmission of the new text and his use of computer-assisted stylometric techniques. The authors suggest that both strands of his argument are inconclusive. First, it is argued that the transpo…
The Einsiedeln Eclogues and the image of the emperor in Neronian culture
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A Conjecture on the ‘New Apuleius’
Lines 27.14–17 of the text published by Justin Stover as Apuleius, De Platone 3 are printed by him as follows: quorum [ sc . animalium] inmortalia esse quae in caelo sint; idcirco illa ordine cieri et eodem semper modo et alioquin esse prudentia. Of them [ sc . animals], the immortal animals are those which are in the heavens; thus they move in an ordered pattern in the same way, and in addition, they are rational. (trans. J. Stover)
Some Considerations on the Attribution of the ‘New Apuleius’
The ‘New Apuleius’ is a set of Latin summaries of Plato's works first published in 2016 by Justin Stover, who attributed it to Apuleius. The present article attempts to assess two key aspects of Stover's argument, viz. his reconstruction of the manuscript transmission of the new text and his use of computer-assisted stylometric techniques. The authors suggest that both strands of his argument are inconclusive. First, it is argued that the transpo…
A Conjecture on the ‘New Apuleius’
Lines 27.14–17 of the text published by Justin Stover as Apuleius, De Platone 3 are printed by him as follows: quorum [ sc . animalium] inmortalia esse quae in caelo sint; idcirco illa ordine cieri et eodem semper modo et alioquin esse prudentia. Of them [ sc . animals], the immortal animals are those which are in the heavens; thus they move in an ordered pattern in the same way, and in addition, they are rational. (trans. J. Stover)
A Conjecture on the ‘New Apuleius’
Lines 27.14–17 of the text published by Justin Stover as Apuleius, De Platone 3 are printed by him as follows: quorum [ sc . animalium] inmortalia esse quae in caelo sint; idcirco illa ordine cieri et eodem semper modo et alioquin esse prudentia. Of them [ sc . animals], the immortal animals are those which are in the heavens; thus they move in an ordered pattern in the same way, and in addition, they are rational. (trans. J. Stover)
The Einsiedeln Eclogues and the image of the emperor in Neronian culture
(
Identifying Latin authors through maximum-likelihood Dirichlet inference
Two Textual Notes on the Passio Anastasiae (BHL 410 + 1795 + 118 + 8093)
The Passio Anastasiae (BHL 410 + 1795 + 118 + 8093), now usually dated to the fifth century,1 is one of the rare late antique fictional passiones martyrum that can boast a critical edition based on a study of a significant part of its manuscript tradition (the one edited by Paola Francesca Moretti, based on 51 manuscripts out of about 200);2 indeed, it is the only such passio among those recently chosen by Michael Lapidge for translation.3 There …
Some Considerations on the Attribution of the ‘New Apuleius’
The ‘New Apuleius’ is a set of Latin summaries of Plato's works first published in 2016 by Justin Stover, who attributed it to Apuleius. The present article attempts to assess two key aspects of Stover's argument, viz. his reconstruction of the manuscript transmission of the new text and his use of computer-assisted stylometric techniques. The authors suggest that both strands of his argument are inconclusive. First, it is argued that the transpo…
An Unpublished Letter by A. E. Housman Related to the Textual Criticism of Statius’ Siluae
The article presents an edition of the previously unpublished letter from A. E. Housman to Grigory E. Saenger, written in Latin and dated 28 May, 1909, as well as a commentary on this text. The letter contains a criticism of Saenger’s 1909 edition of Statius’ Siluae . Housman evaluates the general approach of the edition and pronounces his judgement on two particular decisions made by the editor. The commentary treats both the general context of …
Pliny the Elder’s List of Egyptian Nomes
Apul. Met . 1.4
A Note on Pliny the Elder ( Hn 9.126)
The article argues for an emendation in Plin. HN 9.126. Modern editors are accustomed to print the text cum testa uiuas , adopting J. Hardouin’s conjecture for cum terra uitis , the reading transmitted in most manuscripts. Nevertheless, the overlooked manuscript reading contritis conchis allows us to deduce a palaeographically neater solution contritis if conchis is considered a gloss which entered the text
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