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MS PN7 (Dutton).

Además de las glosas originales, escritas por los escribanos (Kerkhof 1993:2), un comentarista, probablemente en la corte napolitana, añadió otras a las cc. 2-275 (Kerkhof 1993: 2), mientras un segundo comentarista copió algunas de las glosas de Hernán Núñez (Sevilla, 1499; Granada, 1505) a las cc. 289, 296-96 (Kerkhof 1993: 3).

Weiss nota que las glosas originales (A20) están en primera persona. Streeter 1958 las atribuye a Mena.

Weiss 2013: A21: autor anónimo de las glosas, “comentarista A”, ¿Italiano? ¿humanista?
“A humanist commentator, clerly writing for a Neapolitan audience (on linguistic and other cultural evidence), added numerous glosses to stanzas 2-275. He explains mythological references and authorities, and anticipates Hernán Húñez’s interest in sources and imittio (especially of Lucan), as well as textual criticism. He writes around another set of glosses, which had been copied out by one of the original scribes, and which are identical to those found in a cluster of other manuscripts (see [Weiss 2013] A20), occasionaly grafting his own comments upon them.”

Weiss 2013: Street 1958 ofrece detalles sobre las glosas del “comentarista A” que Kerkhof 1983 corrige