Les traces d’un lecteur ovidien inconnu du xve siècle dans les marges du codex Traguriensis (Paris, B. N. F., Latin 7989)

This paper the presence of Ovid in the first hand’s annotations in the margins of the manuscript Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Lat. 7989, so-called codex Traguriensis, to the texts of Tibullus, corpus Tibullianum, Propertius and Catullus, and in the explicit of Propertius ; it takes into account also the two annotations to Ovid, Epist. 15, the only Ovidian text present in this collection. All of these annotations show that the anonymous scribe of the codex Traguriensis knew very well Ovid and he could identify very easily the sources of Ovid in the verses of the pre-Ovidian poets. His critical work, featured by accuracy and exactness, forestalled that of 20th and 21th Century