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| Editor's Introduction | |
| Editor's Note to the Reader | |
| Preface to the First Edition | |
| Preface to the Second Edition | |
| Introduction | |
| Emendatio ope codicum from the Humanists to Bentley | |
| The Need for a Systematic Recensio in the Eighteenth Century | |
| The First Phase of Lachmann's Activity as a Textual Critic Addendum to Chapter 3 | |
| Lachmann as an Editor of the New Testament | |
| Contributions of Lachmann's Contemporaries | |
| Studies on the Text of Lucretius | |
| What Really Belongs to Lachmann | |
| Textual Criticism and Linguistics, and Their Crises at the End of the Nineteenth and in the Twentieth Century | |
| Lachmann's First Attempts at a Mechanical Recensio in 1817 | |
| Determining the Script of Lost Manuscripts | |
| Bipartite Stemmas and Disturbances of the Manuscript Tradition | |
| Bibliography | |
| Additional Materials | |
| [Final Remarks on Bipartite Stemmas] | |
| Editor's Notes: Differences among the Various Editions | |
| Recent Bibliography | |
| Index of Names | |
| Index of Topics | |
| Index of Manuscripts Discussed | |
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