| Moderni E Antichi, II Serie, Anno II (2020): Quaderni del Centro Di Studi Sul Classicismo Diretti Da Roberto Cardini Contributor(s): Edizioni Polistampa (Author) |
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ISBN: 8859621569 ISBN-13: 9788859621560 Publisher: Edizioni Polistampa OUR PRICE: $37.62 Product Type: Paperback Published: January 2020 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Literary Criticism | European - General |
| Physical Information: 320 pages |
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| Publisher Description: THEME 1 Lorenzo Valla Alessio Patané, Schede per il Secundum Antidotum in Pogium- The article stems from some initial research on the Secundum antidotum in Pogium by Lorenzo Valla Clementina Marsico, Su quia nelle Elegantie di Lorenzo Valla e nel latino umanistico- The article discusses the results recently drawn by Camilla Plesner Horster on a specific grammatical problem, namely clauses with quia in Lorenzo Valla's Elegantie lingue latine and in humanist Latin more generally THEME 2 I Cortesi Mariangela Regoliosi, Premessa Abbreviazioni bibliografiche Censimento dei manoscritti, a cura di Mariangela Regoliosi Bibliografia delle edizioni a stampa, a cura di Stefania Castelli Regesto delle lettere di Alessandro, Antonio, Lattanzio e Paolo Cortesi, a cura di Francesco Bausi- The articles collect documentary and bibliological research on the famous Cortesi family - consisting of Paolo (the most famous), his father Antonio (an important apostolic abbreviator) and his brothers Alessandro (intellectual and poet) and Lattanzio - derived from the important conference Paolo Cortesi e la cultura del suo tempo (1991) OTHER ESSAYS Roberto Cardini, Sui paratesti degli Apologi centum di Leon Battista Alberti - I- In 1437, with the Apologi centum, Alberti reformed the apologue of the Aesopian tradition from its foundations and simultaneously founded, on a humanistic basis, the modern apologue which reaches us through Leonardo da Vinci Lessing Nicholas Mann, Buoni vicini: lo sviluppo della biblioteca di Aby Warburg- A summary account of the development of what is now the Warburg Institute Library in London, from its beginnings as the private book collection of the Hamburg scholar Aby Warburg (1866-1929) Abstract Indexes |
