The Commenta Bernensia, also known as the Bern scholia, are commentaries or marginal notes in a 10th-century manuscript, Cod. 370, preserved in the Burgerbibliothek of Berne, Switzerland. The commentaries relate to classical Latin texts, including Lucan's De Bello Civili, and Vergil's Eclogues and Georgics (see Filargirius). The commentary expands on a reference of Lucan's to the druidic human sacrifice to Teutates (Mercury), Esus (Mars) and Taranis (Jupiter). It states that victims dedicated to Teutates were drowned, those dedicated to Esus were hanged and those to Taranis were burned.
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| - The Commenta Bernensia, also known as the Bern scholia, are commentaries or marginal notes in a 10th-century manuscript, Cod. 370, preserved in the Burgerbibliothek of Berne, Switzerland. The commentaries relate to classical Latin texts, including Lucan's De Bello Civili, and Vergil's Eclogues and Georgics (see Filargirius). The commentary expands on a reference of Lucan's to the druidic human sacrifice to Teutates (Mercury), Esus (Mars) and Taranis (Jupiter). It states that victims dedicated to Teutates were drowned, those dedicated to Esus were hanged and those to Taranis were burned. (en)
- Berner Lukan-Scholien nennt man die im 4. Jahrhundert entstandenen anonymen Scholien (erklärenden Zusätze) zum Werk des römischen Dichters Marcus Annaeus Lucanus, die in zwei Codices des 10. Jahrhunderts der Burgerbibliothek Bern (Cod. 45 [unvollständig] und Cod. 370) überliefert sind, nach denen sie 1869 der Philologe und Religionswissenschafter Hermann Usener edierte. (de)
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| - Berner Lukan-Scholien nennt man die im 4. Jahrhundert entstandenen anonymen Scholien (erklärenden Zusätze) zum Werk des römischen Dichters Marcus Annaeus Lucanus, die in zwei Codices des 10. Jahrhunderts der Burgerbibliothek Bern (Cod. 45 [unvollständig] und Cod. 370) überliefert sind, nach denen sie 1869 der Philologe und Religionswissenschafter Hermann Usener edierte. Besonders Lukans zehnbändiges Werk De bello civili (auch Pharsalia genannt) wird in den Scholien ausführlich kommentiert. Diese Kommentare sind ihrerseits im 8. und 9. Jahrhundert durch wiederum anonyme Kommentatoren ergänzt worden. Die deswegen mehrmals differierenden Angaben sind auch für die moderne Forschung oft unlösbar. (de)
- The Commenta Bernensia, also known as the Bern scholia, are commentaries or marginal notes in a 10th-century manuscript, Cod. 370, preserved in the Burgerbibliothek of Berne, Switzerland. The commentaries relate to classical Latin texts, including Lucan's De Bello Civili, and Vergil's Eclogues and Georgics (see Filargirius). The commentary expands on a reference of Lucan's to the druidic human sacrifice to Teutates (Mercury), Esus (Mars) and Taranis (Jupiter). It states that victims dedicated to Teutates were drowned, those dedicated to Esus were hanged and those to Taranis were burned. (en)
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