Wednesday, April 30, 2014
A Long Footnote
Elizabeth Sears, "The Life and Work of William S. Heckscher: Some Petites Perceptions," Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte 53.1 (1990) 107-133 (at 108, n. 5):
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The most ambitious footnote in Heckscher's published work is to be found in »Melancholia (1541): An Essay in the Rhetoric of Description by Joachim Camerarius,« in Joachim Camerarius (1500-1574), ed. Frank Baron, Munich 1978. Set as an endnote in small type, note 46 extends over seven pages and is accompanied by two illustrations (92-9).Related posts:
- Apology for Extensive Annotation
- The Subject of Notes
- Text and Commentary
- Footnotes and Parentheses
- Footnotes
- The Sauce and the Fish
- Tendencies Within Classical Commentaries
