¿Una edición “tajoniana”? Edición y estudio de un corpus preliminar a los Moralia in Iob

Abstract

Several manuscripts of Gregory the Great’s Moralia in Iob transmit a preliminary corpus constituted, in its broadest form, by a letter of Taio of Saragossa to Eugenius of Toledo, the Visio Taionis, an index of Gregory the Great’s works and the chapter of Isidore’s De viris illustribus dedicated to Gregory the Great (De vir. ill. 27). The first and only complete edition of this set was published in 1979 by Manuel Cecilio Díaz y Díaz, who also suggested some considerations about its origin and purpose. Recent discoveries of new testimonies have prompted me to present a new critical edition correcting some deficiencies of my illustrious predecessor. I have been able to confirm the existence of a first family (α) that circulated from an early age in the continental area, and another (β), reduced to an exclusively Hispanic area, which is the most complete. Also, I have dedicated a specific study to the content and origin of each of the pieces that are part of the corpus. As a final appendix, I establish the limits of the possible relationship that this corpus maintains with some handwritten annotations in several Hispanic codices of the Moralia where Taio’s name appears.

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