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Among the witnesses of Galen’s  Quod animi mores  has been not yet employed the  excerptum  contained in the miscellaneous codex of Munich Clm 807, written in 1491 by the well-known humanist Angelo Poliziano. This  excerptum  seems to depend on the same model as the 1525  editio princeps , the so–called Aldina, which is currently supposed to be lost. It thus represents the only instrument of control for this traditional branch as well as a precious witness to the interest aroused by this Galen’s work and its circulation among classical scholars in the Renaissance Italy. This article provides a critical edition of the  excerptum , including with identification, translation and commentary.

Un Excerptum del Quod Animi Mores di Galeno trascritto da Poliziano (clm 807, ff. 74v–75v). Edizione, traduzione e commento