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Verrius Flaccus词典(De verborum significatu)是第一本拉丁文词典,其中包含了大量关于罗马历史、社会、宗教和地形的信息。不幸的是,人们只知道它的片段和删节。庞培·费斯都(Pompeius Festus)创造了这个词汇的缩影,他可能生活在二世纪。他的作品现在只存在于一份手稿中,即《法内西努斯抄本》。多亏执事保罗,我们才能重建这段文字,他也为查理曼大帝删节了非斯都的作品。多年来,许多版本的文本已经创建,其中包括非斯都的工作和保罗的缩影。今天,我们很少有批评版本和对文本的评论。这本词典是一个惊人的信息来源,对古代学者来说非常重要。
The Lexicon of Verrius Flaccus (De verborum significatu) is the first Latin dictionary which included a lot of information about the history, society, religion and topography of Rome. Unfortunately, it is only known in fragments and abridgments. The epitome of this lexicon was created by Pompeius Festus, who probably lived in the second century. His work now exists only in fragments within a single manuscript, the Codex Farnesianus. We can reconstruct this text thanks to Paul the Deacon who also abridged the work of Festus for Charlemagne. Over the years, many editions of the text have been created which consisted of the work of Festus and the epitome of Paul. Today, we have few critical editions and comments on the text. This Lexicon is an amazing source of information and is of great importance to scholars of antiquity.