This volume sheds light on the complexity of working with texts that are transmitted secondarily, described as "fragments" in classical philology. With thirteen chapters spanning the problematics of fragment terminology, transmission, editing, and interpretation, it provides rigorous and methodologically useful insights into the challenges of researching fragments.

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Fabia Neuerburg, Bonn, Theofanis Tsiampokalos and Piotr Wozniczka, University of Tier, Germany.