Giovan Battista Alberti

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Giovan Battista Alberti (1930 – 28 October 2014) was an Italian classical scholar, professor at the University of Florence.

A student of Vittorio Bartoletti and Giorgio Pasquali,[1] Alberti taught Greek Palaeography and Classical Philology at the University of Florence.[2] His main interest was in textual criticism of Greek classics and in their manuscript transmission, with special interest for Apollonius of Rhodes, Herodotus and Thucydides. His monographs include a handbook on textual criticism of Greek and Latin classics, with theoretical remarks,[3] and a complete critical edition of Thucydides.[4] He was thesis advisor to Rosario Pintaudi.[2]

Alberti died on 28 October 2014.[2]

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