De Boethii Commentariis in Topica Ciceronis denuo edendis

EEG Resting-State Functional Networks in Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment.

Background. Alzheimer’s cognitive-behavioral syndrome is the result of impaired connectivity between nerve cells, due to misfolded proteins, which accumulate and disrupt specific brain networks. Electroencephalography, because of its excellent temporal resolution, is an optimal approach for assessing the communication between functionally related brain regions. O bjective. To detect and compare EEG resting-state networks (RSNs) in patients with amnesic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI), and healthy elderly (HE). Methods. We recruited 125 aMCI patients and 70 healthy elderly subjects. One hundred and twenty seconds of artifact-free EEG data were selected and compared between patients with aM…

Quaestiones de Pseudo-Hegemonii scripto Adversus haereses, fueritne e Graeco fonte translatum

After a short account about the state of the research on Pseudo-Hegemonius Adversus Haereses, the author focuses on the present condition of the text and makes his considerations on the genesis of the booklet as the result of a translation, here and there quite literal, from probably one Greek source, perhaps from a heresiological synthesis in Greek that was not preserved. From that point of view, some decisions taken by former editors are perhaps worth to be reconsidered, such as a conjecture that seems to become superfluous.