Edition of Roman Fragments of the Roman Tragedians:Tragicorum Romanorum Fragmenta (TrRF), Vol. III (Pacuvius) and Vol. IV (Accius)

本申请是关于德意志研究共同体（DFG）于2019年批准的一个项目的扩展，其中计划出版四卷的罗马悲剧片段（Tragicorum Romanorum Fragmenta）的版本将继续并完成。在项目负责人Markus Schauer博士教授的指导下，并与Gesine Manuwald博士教授合作，该项目自2019年10月1日以来取得了相当大的进展，PD博士Petra Schierl负责第三卷，PD博士Jochen Schultheietry负责第四卷（也是最后一卷）（Accius），每个项目都有一个职位。这两本书都非常熟悉各自的作者，并取得了可喜的进展。这在很大程度上要归功于参与该项目的人的理想组合：Gesine Manuwald和Markus Schauer在早期项目中编辑了《悲剧片段》的前两卷，同时也获得了很大的国际认可：Markus Schauer，第一卷：Livius Andronicus。奈维乌斯小悲剧Fragmenta Adespota，Göttingen 2012，XLIII & 493 pages，Gesine Manuwald，Vol. II：Ennius，Göttingen 2012，XLI & 570 pages.与佩特拉Schierl，另一位专家已经赢得了对Pacuvius的评论，现在被认为是一个标准的工作。然而，该项目受到电晕相关限制的影响很大（请参阅申请中的更多详细信息）。因此，Schierl女士（其职位申请仅一年）需要比计划多六个月的时间，Schultheiß先生（其职位申请两年）需要比计划多三个月的时间来完成他们的卷。因此，本申请书主张将这两个项目分别延长六个月和三个月。新的四卷本旨在以一种易于理解和简洁的格式展示自奥托·里贝克上一次全面出版以来近150年来罗马悲剧和传播作者研究所取得的进展。此外，这个版本的概念不同于里贝克（以及其他版本的个别戏剧诗人或流派的片段）的全面整合和文献的传输和研究的历史，这是一个困难和具有挑战性的事业，鉴于广泛的范围和不同的字符的文本传输片段。事实上，所要创建的是一个包括相关研究概述的版本，一个在必要时整理、记录、核实和纠正可以从悲剧片段和学术出版物的相关版本中收集到的文本信息的版本，并且还提供关于文学批评问题的信息。

This application is about the extension of a project approved by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) in 2019, in which the edition of the Roman tragic fragments (Tragicorum Romanorum Fragmenta), which is planned to be published in four volumes, is to be continued and completed. Under the direction of the project leader Prof. Dr. Markus Schauer and in cooperation with Prof. Dr. Gesine Manuwald, the project has been considerably advanced since October 1, 2019, with PD Dr. Petra Schierl on the third volume and PD Dr. Jochen Schultheiß working on the fourth (and last) volume (Accius) and, each at one project position. Both of them have familiarized themselves excellently with their respective authors and are making gratifying progress. This is due in no small part to the ideal constellation of the people involved in the project: Gesine Manuwald and Markus Schauer edited the first two volumes of the Tragic Fragments in an earlier project, which in the meantime have also gained great international recognition: Markus Schauer, Vol. I: Livius Andronicus. Naevius. Tragici Minores. Fragmenta Adespota, Göttingen 2012, XLIII & 493 pages, Gesine Manuwald, Vol. II: Ennius, Göttingen 2012, XLI & 570 pages. With Petra Schierl, another expert has been won whose commentary on Pacuvius is now considered a standard work. However, the project is considerably affected by the corona-related restrictions (see more details in the application). Therefore, Ms. Schierl (whose position was applied for for one year only) needs six months and Mr. Schultheiß (whose position was applied for two years) three months longer than planned to complete their volumes. The present application therefore advocates an extension of the two project positions by six and three months respectively.The new four-volume edition is intended to demonstrate in an accessible and concise format the progress that research on Roman tragedy and the transmitting authors has made in the almost 150 years since the last full-scale edition by Otto Ribbeck. Further, the concept of this edition differs from that by Ribbeck (as well as from other editions of the fragments of individual dramatic poets or genres) by the comprehensive integration and documentation of the history of transmission and research, which is a difficult and challenging undertaking in view of the wide range and different characters of the texts transmitting the fragments. In fact, what is to be created is an edition including an overview of relevant research, an edition that collates, documents, verifies and corrects, where necessary, the information on the texts that can be gleaned from the relevant editions of the tragic fragments and scholarly publications, and also provides information on questions of literary criticism.