Le lexique géographique du grammairien byzantin Stéphane de Byzance, les Ethniques, est une oeuvre à l'origine monumentale. Ce lexique contenait de nombreuses mentions d'auteurs disparus rapportant à des toponymes du monde antique connu des Grecs et des Romains.A l'intérieur de ce lexique, nous avons choisi d'étudier plus spécialement ceux situés en Europe occidentale (péninsule ibérique,Gaule, Germanie et Bretagne antiques), en lien avec les sites archéologiques connus s'y rapportant. L'ouvrage ayant été abrégé à plusieurs reprises au cours du Moyen Age, la confrontation de l'ensemble des notices a permis de proposer de nouvelles attributions d'auteurs antiques, leur nom et leur citation ayant très souvent disparu des manuscrits conservés. Par ailleurs l'analyse précise de la transmission de l'oeuvre apporte un éclairage nouveau sur les moments où ce grammairien a été lu et utilisé, du VIe s. jusqu'à sa redécouverte à la fin du XVe s. La structure me du lexique permet de revenir sur la lexicographie antique et médiévale, et d'envisager les apports à la fois des grammairiens et des auteurs antiques (pour la plupart géographes et historiens) qui étaient cités. Enfin, le cadre géographique choisi permet d'explorer les autres textes antiques ainsi que les données archéologiques depuis l'époque grecque archaïque jusqu a la fin de l'Empire romain. Nous avons inclus dans ce travail une analyse et une traduction de l'Ora maritima d'Aviénus, afin de compléter l'étude de la péninsule ibérique et du Midi de la Gaule.
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