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Leone was primarily a textual critic and an editor of unpublished (or badly published) Byzantine texts.<ref name="Byzantina"/> He unearthed new works by the rhetor and philosopher [[Nicephorus Gregoras]] ([[Floruit|fl.]] [[14th century]]) and published several prose works of the same: two speeches to the emperor [[Andronikos II Palaiologos|Andronikos II Palaiologus]],<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1971}}.</ref> a speech to [[Hugh IV of Cyprus|Hugh of Cyprus]],<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1981}}.</ref> philosophical dialogues and treatises against [[Barlaam of Seminara]],<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1970}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1971–1972}}, {{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1975}}.</ref> hagiographical works<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1983a}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1991d}}.</ref> – including his biography of the emperor [[Constantine the Great]]<ref>{{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1994}}.</ref> –, and his entire letters collection.<ref>{{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1982}}, {{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1983}}.</ref> He also wrote exegetical essays of some difficult passages of Gregoras' philosophical works.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1975a}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1975b}}.</ref>
Leone was primarily a textual critic and an editor of unpublished (or badly published) Byzantine texts.<ref name="Byzantina"/> He unearthed new works by the rhetor and philosopher [[Nicephorus Gregoras]] ([[Floruit|fl.]] [[14th century]]) and published several prose works of the same: two speeches to the emperor [[Andronikos II Palaiologos|Andronikos II Palaiologus]],<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1971}}.</ref> a speech to [[Hugh IV of Cyprus|Hugh of Cyprus]],<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1981}}.</ref> philosophical dialogues and treatises against [[Barlaam of Seminara]],<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1970}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1971–1972}}, {{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1975}}.</ref> hagiographical works<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1983a}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1991d}}.</ref> – including his biography of the emperor [[Constantine the Great]]<ref>{{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1994}}.</ref> –, and his entire letters collection.<ref>{{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1982}}, {{Harvnb|Nicephorus Gregoras|1983}}.</ref> He also wrote exegetical essays of some difficult passages of Gregoras' philosophical works.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1975a}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1975b}}.</ref>


The Byzantine author whom Leone studied for the longest time, however, was [[John Tzetzes]] (fl. [[12th century]]). Leone provided the first modern edition of Tzetzes' most important works – the ''Historiae'' (of which he also studied the textual history and the manuscript tradition),<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|1968}}, {{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|2007}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1963}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1964–1964}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1967}}.</ref> the ''Carmina Iliaca'' (a re-telling of the [[Trojan War]])<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|1995}}, {{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|2015}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1984a}}.</ref> and the ''Theogonia''<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|2019}}.</ref> — and of his letters collection.<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|1972}}.</ref> additionally, also of other poems and minor works by the same. He also studied the manuscript tradition of Tzetzes' works and their fortune throughout the Byzantine millennium.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1986d}}.</ref>
The Byzantine author whom Leone studied for the longest time, however, was [[John Tzetzes]] (fl. [[12th century]]). Leone provided the first modern edition of Tzetzes' most important works – the ''Historiae'' (of which he also studied the textual history, the manuscript tradition, the notes by the author himself, and various textual and exegetical aspects),<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|1968}}, {{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|2007}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1963a}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1963b}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1964–1965}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1965}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1967}}.</ref> the ''Carmina Iliaca'' (a re-telling of the [[Trojan War]])<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|1995}}, {{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|2015}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1984a}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1986d}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1989c}}.</ref> and the ''Theogonia''<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|2019}}.</ref> — and of his letters collection.<ref>{{Harvnb|Ioannes Tzetzes|1972}}.</ref> Additionally, also of other poems and minor works by the same.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1970–1971}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1991b}}.</ref> He also studied the manuscript tradition of Tzetzes' works and their fortune throughout the Byzantine millennium.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1986d}}.</ref>


Leone also edited the fictional letters of [[Claudius Aelianus]] (fl. [[2nd century|2nd]]-[[3rd century]]),<ref>{{Harvnb|Claudius Aelianus|1974}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1975c}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1976}}.</ref> and the letters of the Byzantine philologist [[Maximus Planudes]]<ref>{{Harvnb|Maximus Planudes|1991}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1984c}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1988}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1983b}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1984d}}.</ref> and of the Greek [[Humanism|humanist]] [[Theodorus Gaza]];<ref>{{Harvnb|Theodorus Gaza|1990}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1987b}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1987c}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1987d}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1987e}}.</ref> he studied the Byzantine [[scholia]] to and the Byzantine [[paraphrase]]s of the ''Alexandra'' by [[Lycophron]] (which he also critically edited),<ref>{{Harvnb|''Scholia''|2002}}.</ref> and studied the manuscript transmission of [[Joannes Zonaras|Johannes Zonaras]]' ''Epitome historiarum''.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1994}}; at the time of his death, Leone was working on a critical edition of Zonaras' ''Epitome'': see {{Cite journal |last=Rhoby |first=Andreas |date=2023 |title=Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae: Stand der Publikationen (Dezember 2023) |journal=Jahrbuch der österreichischen Byzantinistik |volume=73 |pages=338 |doi=10.1553/joeb73s335}}</ref> In the [[1970s]], he revised the text of [[Aeschines]]' speeches – focusing on the papyri and their contributions – and published it with facing Italian translation for UTET.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1973–1974a}}; {{Harvnb|Aeschines|1977}}.</ref>
Leone also edited the fictional letters of [[Claudius Aelianus]] (fl. [[2nd century|2nd]]-[[3rd century]]),<ref>{{Harvnb|Claudius Aelianus|1974}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1975c}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1976}}.</ref> and the letters of the Byzantine philologist [[Maximus Planudes]]<ref>{{Harvnb|Maximus Planudes|1991}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1984c}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1988}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1983b}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1984d}}.</ref> and of the Greek [[Humanism|humanist]] [[Theodorus Gaza]];<ref>{{Harvnb|Theodorus Gaza|1990}}; {{Harvnb|Leone|1987b}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1987c}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1987d}}, {{Harvnb|Leone|1987e}}.</ref> he studied the Byzantine [[scholia]] to and the Byzantine [[paraphrase]]s of the ''Alexandra'' by [[Lycophron]] (which he also critically edited),<ref>{{Harvnb|''Scholia''|2002}}.</ref> and studied the manuscript transmission of [[Joannes Zonaras|Johannes Zonaras]]' ''Epitome historiarum''.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1994}}; at the time of his death, Leone was working on a critical edition of Zonaras' ''Epitome'': see {{Cite journal |last=Rhoby |first=Andreas |date=2023 |title=Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae: Stand der Publikationen (Dezember 2023) |journal=Jahrbuch der österreichischen Byzantinistik |volume=73 |pages=338 |doi=10.1553/joeb73s335}}</ref> In the [[1970s]], he revised the text of [[Aeschines]]' speeches – focusing on the papyri and their contributions – and published it with facing Italian translation for UTET.<ref>{{Harvnb|Leone|1973–1974a}}; {{Harvnb|Aeschines|1977}}.</ref>
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* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1961 |title=Prolegomena ad Io. Tzetzae Historias |journal=Byzantinische Zeitschrift |language=LA |volume=54 |issue=2 |pages=266-285 |doi=10.1515/byzs.1961.54.2.266}}
* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1961 |title=Prolegomena ad Io. Tzetzae Historias |journal=Byzantinische Zeitschrift |language=LA |volume=54 |issue=2 |pages=266-285 |doi=10.1515/byzs.1961.54.2.266}}
* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1963 |title=Gli scolii alle ''Historiae'' di Giovanni Tzetzes |journal=SIFC |volume=24 |pages=190-229|issue=2|doi=|language=}}
* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1963a |title=Gli scolii alle ''Historiae'' di Giovanni Tzetzes |journal=SIFC |volume=24 |pages=190-229 |issue=2 |doi= |language=}}
* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1963 |title=Significato e limiti della revisione delle ''Historiae'' di Giovanni Tzetzes |journal=Aevum |volume=37 |issue=3/4 |pages=239–248 |jstor=20859618 |via=JSTOR}}
* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1963b |title=Significato e limiti della revisione delle ''Historiae'' di Giovanni Tzetzes |journal=Aevum |volume=37 |issue=3/4 |pages=239–248 |jstor=20859618 |via=JSTOR}}
* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1964-1965 |title=Excerpta Vaticana ex Io. Tzetzae Commentario in Lycophronem et Historiis |journal=AAT |volume=99 |pages=381–488}}
* {{Cite journal |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |date=1964-1965 |title=Excerpta Vaticana ex Io. Tzetzae Commentario in Lycophronem et Historiis |journal=AAT |volume=99 |pages=381–488}}
* {{Cite book |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |title=I cento anni del liceo "Duni" di Matera: studi e testimonianze |publisher=Schena |year=1965 |location=Fasano |pages=221–229 |chapter=Tzetziana|editor-last=Bruno|editor-first=G.}}
* {{Cite book |last=Leone |first=P. L. M. |title=I cento anni del liceo "Duni" di Matera: studi e testimonianze |publisher=Schena |year=1965 |location=Fasano |pages=221–229 |chapter=Tzetziana|editor-last=Bruno|editor-first=G.}}

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Pietro Luigi M. Leone (16 May 1937 – 29 November 2023) was an Italian philologist and university professor, Emeritus at the University of Salento.

A prolific textual critic and editor, he specialized in Byzantine literature.

Biography

Born in Pisticci in the Matera province,[1] Leone enrolled in the University of Naples and graduated in classics from there in the early 1960s, tutored by Vittorio de Falco.[2][3] After years of teaching in high schools in his native Basilicata, he obtained an assistantship at the University of Naples;[1] since 1975 he served as professor of Byzantine studies at the University of Salento, where he taught for the rest of his career.[2] In 1980, he chaired the IV Italian Congress of Byzantine Studies (Lecce – Calimera) and edited the proceedings.[4]

Leone retired from teaching in 2010 and was made Emeritus. He had one brother, Antonio "Nino", who served as master of the local middle school,[1] and two sisters named Lidia and Silvia.[5] He died in 2023 aged 87, in his native village.[1]

Research activity

Leone was primarily a textual critic and an editor of unpublished (or badly published) Byzantine texts.[2] He unearthed new works by the rhetor and philosopher Nicephorus Gregoras (fl. 14th century) and published several prose works of the same: two speeches to the emperor Andronikos II Palaiologus,[6] a speech to Hugh of Cyprus,[7] philosophical dialogues and treatises against Barlaam of Seminara,[8] hagiographical works[9] – including his biography of the emperor Constantine the Great[10] –, and his entire letters collection.[11] He also wrote exegetical essays of some difficult passages of Gregoras' philosophical works.[12]

The Byzantine author whom Leone studied for the longest time, however, was John Tzetzes (fl. 12th century). Leone provided the first modern edition of Tzetzes' most important works – the Historiae (of which he also studied the textual history, the manuscript tradition, the notes by the author himself, and various textual and exegetical aspects),[13] the Carmina Iliaca (a re-telling of the Trojan War)[14] and the Theogonia[15] — and of his letters collection.[16] Additionally, also of other poems and minor works by the same.[17] He also studied the manuscript tradition of Tzetzes' works and their fortune throughout the Byzantine millennium.[18]

Leone also edited the fictional letters of Claudius Aelianus (fl. 2nd-3rd century),[19] and the letters of the Byzantine philologist Maximus Planudes[20] and of the Greek humanist Theodorus Gaza;[21] he studied the Byzantine scholia to and the Byzantine paraphrases of the Alexandra by Lycophron (which he also critically edited),[22] and studied the manuscript transmission of Johannes Zonaras' Epitome historiarum.[23] In the 1970s, he revised the text of Aeschines' speeches – focusing on the papyri and their contributions – and published it with facing Italian translation for UTET.[24]

A lesser part of his scholarship was dedicated to the 11th/12th century-judge and poet Michael Haploucheir,[25] to the 14th century Byzantine statesman Nikephoros Choumnos,[26] to Tryphiodorus (3rd or 4th century),[27] to Stesichorus (6th century BC)[28] and to the humanist Julius Pomponius Laetus. He also edited chants 22 and 1 of Homer's Iliad for a non-scholarly audience.[29]

Works

Monographs

  • Ioannes Tzetzes (1968). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Historiae. Naples: Libreria Scientifica Editrice.
  • Homerus (1969a). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Iliade. Canto XXII. Turin: Paravia.
  • Homerus (1969b). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Iliade. Canto I. Turin: Paravia.
  • Ioannes Tzetzes (1972). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Epistulae. Leipzig: B. G. Teubner.
  • Claudius Aelianus (1974). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Epistulae rusticae. Testi e Documenti per la Storia dell'Antichità, 43. Milan: Cisalpino-Goliardica.
  • Nicephorus Gregoras (1975). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Fiorenzo o intorno alla sapienza. Naples: Università di Napoli, Cattedra di Filologia Bizantina.
  • Aeschines (1977). "Orazioni". In Leone, P. L. M.; Malcovati, E.; Marzi, M. (eds.). Oratori attici minori. Vol. I. Turin: UTET. pp. 329–797.
  • Nicephorus Gregoras (1982). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Epistulae. Vol. II: Epistulae. Galatina: Congedo.
  • Leone, P. L. M., ed. (1983). Studi Bizantini e Neogreci. Atti del IV Congresso Nazionale di Studi Bizantini (Lecce, 21–23 aprile 1980; Calimera, 24 aprile 1980). Collana dell'Università degli Studi di Lecce. Facoltà di Lettere e filosofia. Istituto di Storia Medievale e moderna — Saggi e Ricerche, 3. Galatina: Congedo. ISBN 8877862203.
  • Nicephorus Gregoras (1983). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Epistulae. Vol. I: Prolegomena et indices. Galatina: Congedo.
  • Theodorus Gaza (1990). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Epistulae. Naples: D'Auria.
  • Maximus Planudes (1991). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Epistulae. Classical and Byzantine Monographs, 18. Amsterdam: Hakkert.
  • Nicephorus Gregoras (1994). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Vita Constantini. Catania: CULC.
  • Ioannes Tzetzes (1995). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Carmina Iliaca. Catania: CULC.
  • Leone, P. L. M., ed. (2002). Scholia vetera et paraphrases in Lycophronis Alexandram. Galatina: Congedo.
  • Ioannes Tzetzes (2007). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Historiae (2nd ed.). Galatina: Congedo.
  • Ioannes Tzetzes (2015). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). La leggenda troiana (Carmina Iliaca). Lecce: Pensa MultiMedia.
  • Ioannes Tzetzes (2019). Leone, P. L. M. (ed.). Theogonia. Lecce: Pensa MultiMedia.

Articles

  • Leone, P. L. M. (1961). "Prolegomena ad Io. Tzetzae Historias". Byzantinische Zeitschrift (in Latin). 54 (2): 266–285. doi:10.1515/byzs.1961.54.2.266.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1963a). "Gli scolii alle Historiae di Giovanni Tzetzes". SIFC. 24 (2): 190–229.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1963b). "Significato e limiti della revisione delle Historiae di Giovanni Tzetzes". Aevum. 37 (3/4): 239–248. JSTOR 20859618 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1964–1965). "Excerpta Vaticana ex Io. Tzetzae Commentario in Lycophronem et Historiis". AAT. 99: 381–488.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1965). "Tzetziana". In Bruno, G. (ed.). I cento anni del liceo "Duni" di Matera: studi e testimonianze. Fasano: Schena. pp. 221–229.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1967). "Per una edizione critica delle Historiae di Giovanni Tzetzes". BollClass. Ser. II 15: 99–107.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1968a). "La Palinodia di Stesicoro". AFLN. 11: 5–28.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1968b). "La Presa di Troia di Trifiodoro". Vichiana. 5: 59–108.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1969). "Michaelis Hapluchiris versus cum excerptis". Byzantion (in Latin). 39: 251–283. JSTOR 44169955 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1970). "Nicephori Gregorae "Antilogia" et "Solutiones quaestionum"". Byzantion (in Latin). 40 (2): 471–516. JSTOR 44171217 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1970–1971). "Ioannis Tzetzae Iambi". RSBN. 6–7: 127–157.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1971). "Nicephori Gregorae ad imperatorem Andronicum II Palaeologum orationes". Byzantion. 41: 497–519. JSTOR 44170325 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1971–1972). "Il Φιλομαθὴς ἢ περὶ ὑβριστῶν di Niceforo Gregora". RSBN. 8–9: 171–201.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1972). "Un'epistola di Nicola Pepagomeno a Niceforo Gregora". Byzantion. 42 (2): 523–531. JSTOR 44170369 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1972–1973). "Nicephori Gregorae opuscula nunc primum edita". AFLM. 3–4 (2): 731–782.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1973). "A proposito di una lettera del protonotario Nicola Lampeno a Niceforo Gregora". Byzantion. 43 (2): 344–359. JSTOR 44171246 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1973–1974a). "Appunti per la storia del testo di Eschine". AFLM. 5–6: 11–43.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1973–1974b). "Le epistole di Niceforo Choumno nel cod. Ambros. gr. C 71 sup". EEBS. 39–40: 75–95.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1975a). "Alcuni appunti sul Florentios di Niceforo Gregora". Byzantino-Sicula. 2: 335–345.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1975b). "Appunti e note su alcuni opuscoli di Niceforo Gregora". Nicolaus. 3 (2): 319–341.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1975c). "Sulle Epistulae rusticae di Claudio Eliano". ALFM. 8: 45–64.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1976). "Le Lettere rustiche di Claudio Eliano". AFLL. 7: 55–74.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1981). "L'encomio di Niceforo Gregora per il re di Cipro (Ugo IV di Lusignano)". Byzantion. 51 (1): 211–224. JSTOR 44170679 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1983a). "La Vita Antonii Cauleae di Niceforo Gregora". Nicolaus. 11 (1): 3–50.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1983b). "Per una nuova edizione critica delle Epistole di Massimo Planude (III)". RSBS. 3: 81–93.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1984a). "I Carmina Iliaca di Giovanni Tzetzes". QC. 6 (12): 377–405.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1984b). "Ancora sulla Presa di Troia di Trifiodoro". QC. 6 (13): 5–15.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1984c). "Per una nuova edizione critica delle Epistole di Massimo Planude (I)". Byzantion. 54 (1): 193–219. JSTOR 44170325 – via JSTOR.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1984d). "Per una nuova edizione critica delle Epistole di Massimo Planude (IV)". Ἀθήνα. 69: 195–211.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1986d). "Sulla tradizione manoscritta dei Carmina Iliaca di Giovanni Tzetzes (I)". Studi albanologici, balcanici, bizantini e orientali in onore di Giuseppe Valentini, S.J. Studi Albanesi. Studi e Testi, 6. Firenze: L. S. Olschki. pp. 295–346. ISBN 9788822233905.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1987a). "La Passio sancti Codrati di Niceforo Gregora". EEBS. 47: 275–294.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1987b). "Nota su alcune lettere di Teodoro Gaza". QC. 9 (18): 425–430.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1987c). "Su alcune lettere di Teodoro Gaza (nota cronologica)". QC. 9 (18): 437–442.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1987d). "Sulla corrispondenza di Teodoro Gaza". QC. 9 (18): 443–449.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1987e). "Teodoro Gaza in Calabria". QC. 9 (18): 419–423.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1988). "Per una nuova edizione critica delle Epistole di Massimo Planude (II)". Orpheus. 9: 102–108.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1989a). "Appunti su Teodoro Gaza: 1) A proposito di un post scriptum di una lettera di Teodoro Gaza; 2) Un cenno a Cristiano I di Danimarca in una lettera di Teodoro Gaza; 3) Teodoro Gaza in Italia". QC. 1: 59–78.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1989b). "L'Encomium in Patriarcham Antonium II Cauelam del filosofo e retore Niceforo". Orpheus. 10: 404–429.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1989c). "Sulla tradizione manoscritta dei Carmina Iliaca di Giovanni Tzetzes (II)". Ἀθήνα. 80: 197–219.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1991a). "Un'epitome dei Carmina Iliaca di Giovanni Tzetzes". Rivista di Bizantinistica. 1–2: 11–16.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1991b). "Sull'Hypomnema in S. Luciam di Giovanni Tzetzes". Rivista di Bizantinistica. 1–2: 17–21.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1991c). "Noterelle Tzetziane (IV)". Rivista di Bizantinistica. 1–2: 23–28.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1991d). "Nicephori Gregorae de Sanctissimae Deiparae nativitate praesentatione atque educatione oratio". QC (in Latin). 3: 1–31.
  • Leone, P. L. M. (1994). "La tradizione manoscritta dell'Epitome historiarum di G. Zonaras". Σύνδεσμος. Studi in onore di Rosario Anastasi. Catania: Istituto di Studi Bizantini e Neoellenici. pp. 221–262.

References

  1. ^ a b c d Coniglio, Giuseppe. "Un ricordo del prof. Pietro Luigi Leone. Il noto filologo merita una via". www.pisticci.com (in Italian). Retrieved 2024-11-27.
  2. ^ a b c Follieri, Enrica (1997). "La filologia bizantina in Italia nel secolo XX". Byzantina et Italograeca. Studi di filologia e di paleografia. Storia e Letteratura, 195. Rome: Edizioni di Storia e Letteratura. p. 31. ISBN 9788890013843.
  3. ^ He provided short autobiographical notes in Leone 1975a, p. 319 and Leone 1975b, p. 3.
  4. ^ Studi bizantini e neogreci 1983.
  5. ^ Nicephorus Gregoras 1983, p. 7.
  6. ^ Leone 1971.
  7. ^ Leone 1981.
  8. ^ Leone 1970, Leone 1971–1972, Nicephorus Gregoras 1975.
  9. ^ Leone 1983a, Leone 1991d.
  10. ^ Nicephorus Gregoras 1994.
  11. ^ Nicephorus Gregoras 1982, Nicephorus Gregoras 1983.
  12. ^ Leone 1975a, Leone 1975b.
  13. ^ Ioannes Tzetzes 1968, Ioannes Tzetzes 2007; Leone 1963a, Leone 1963b, Leone 1964–1965, Leone 1965, Leone 1967.
  14. ^ Ioannes Tzetzes 1995, Ioannes Tzetzes 2015; Leone 1984a, Leone 1986d, Leone 1989c.
  15. ^ Ioannes Tzetzes 2019.
  16. ^ Ioannes Tzetzes 1972.
  17. ^ Leone 1970–1971, Leone 1991b.
  18. ^ Leone 1986d.
  19. ^ Claudius Aelianus 1974; Leone 1975c, Leone 1976.
  20. ^ Maximus Planudes 1991; Leone 1984c, Leone 1988, Leone 1983b, Leone 1984d.
  21. ^ Theodorus Gaza 1990; Leone 1987b, Leone 1987c, Leone 1987d, Leone 1987e.
  22. ^ Scholia 2002.
  23. ^ Leone 1994; at the time of his death, Leone was working on a critical edition of Zonaras' Epitome: see Rhoby, Andreas (2023). "Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae: Stand der Publikationen (Dezember 2023)". Jahrbuch der österreichischen Byzantinistik. 73: 338. doi:10.1553/joeb73s335.
  24. ^ Leone 1973–1974a; Aeschines 1977.
  25. ^ Leone 1969.
  26. ^ Leone 1973–1974b.
  27. ^ Leone 1968b, Leone 1984b.
  28. ^ Leone 1968a.
  29. ^ Homerus 1969a, Homerus 1969b.
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