Editing Bibliotheca (Apollodorus) (section)

== Printed editions ==
The first printed edition of the ''Bibliotheca'' of Pseudo-Apollodorus was published in [[Rome]] in 1555.<ref name=":15"/> [[Benedetto Egio]] (Benedictus Aegius) of [[Spoleto]], was the first to divide the text in three books.<ref group="lower-roman">He based his division on attributions in the [[Homeric scholarship|''scholia minora'' on Homer]] to Apollodorus, in three books. ({{harvtxt|Diller|1935|loc=pp. 298, 308&ndash;9}}).</ref> {{ill|Hieronymus Commelinus|fr}} published an improved text at [[Heidelberg]], 1559. The first text based on comparative manuscripts was that of [[Christian Gottlob Heyne]], [[Göttingen]], 1782–83. Subsequent editions Jurgen Muller (1841) and Richard Wagner (1894) collated earlier manuscripts.<ref name=":15"/><ref>{{Cite book |last=Wagner |first=Richard |title=Mythographi Graeci: Apollodorus .Bibliotheca; Pediasimi Libellus De Duodecim Herculis Labores |publisher=Nabu Press |year=1894 |isbn=978-1142820275 |publication-date=2010 |language=Ancient Greek, German |trans-title=Greek mythology: Bibliotheca of Apollodorus, a small book of the twelve labors of Hercules}}</ref><ref name=":06"/> In 1921 [[James George Frazer|Sir James George Frazer]] published an epitome of the book by conflating two manuscript summaries of the text,<ref>[[James George Frazer|Frazer, James G.]] 1913. ''Apollodorus.'' [[Loeb Classical Library]].</ref> which included the lost section.