Some textual variants proposed by Juan de Fonseca in his commentary to "Andria"
Abstract
This article analyses some textual questions which Juan de Fonseca y Figueroa deals with in his commentary on Terence’s Andria. He concerns himself not only with the work he is studying but also takes the opportunity to criticize and make suggestions regarding some of the texts he uses in his explication of the poet. The sources of these readings, the argument used by the humanist to defend them and their subsequent trajectory are analyzed.
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