This is a scholarly edition of the epigrams of Marcus Valerius Martialis, known in English as Martial. The edition, titled "M. V. Martialis Epigrammata Ad Codd. Par. Recens., Variis Lectionibus, Notis &c.] Illustr. Quinque Parisiensis Academiae Professores," presents the text of Martial's epigrams based on Parisian codices, incorporating various readings, notes, and commentary. This work offers valuable insights into the study of classical Latin literature and the epigrammatic form. Martial's epigrams, celebrated for their wit and social commentary, provide a window into Roman life and culture. This edition, prepared by five professors from the Parisian Academy, represents a significant contribution to Martial scholarship and remains relevant for students and scholars of classical literature.
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