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Serve ancora ucidere i tiranni? A proposito di Ps. Quint. decl. min. 253
2018
The paper deals with Ps. Quint. decl. min. 253; in the text, concerning one of the best-known themes of the declamatory literature, a tyrannicide, after killing a tyrant, asks the community for approval of a rogatio in order to be sent to the tyrant of the nearby city. The declamation focuses on a hero willing to put the salvation of the community before his own, a theme certainly usual in Latin thought, but which traces new interpretative ways in the declamatory culture.
Dimenticare(?): come finisce una guerra civile. Un tema retorico e politico tra antico e moderno
2020
Il contributo ripercorre il motivo della necessità di dimenticare come possibilità di superamento di un conflitto civile, attraverso una selezione di testi che a partire dalle testimonianze antiche approda alla riflessione dei moderni. In questa prospettiva particolare attenzione è dedicata alla controversia di Seneca il Vecchio 10, 3 The contribution traces the reason for the need to forget as a possibility of overcoming a civil conflict, through a selection of texts that starting from ancient testimonies leads to the reflection of moderns. In this perspective, particular attention is dedicated to the controversy of Seneca the Elder 10, 3
Roma, faue coeptis. Pompeo e i Parti nell’ottavo libro della Pharsalia di Lucano
2015
The paper focuses on the section of eighth book of Pharsalia, in which Pompeius discusses with the members of the senate in order to decide the place to find refuge. Particularly, the choice that will bring Pompeius to death in Egypt is determined by the speech of Lentulus: in order to reject proposals for an alliance with the Parthians, he adopts the perspective of the ancient ethnocentrism and his prejudices. Nevertheless, in the architecture of the episode, it is determinant the rhetorical culture of the Author.
Introduzione
2018
Introduzione al volume Eloquentiae itinera. Declamazione e cultura letteraria a Roma in età imperiale Introduction to the volume Eloquentiae itinera. Declamation and literary culture in Rome in the imperial age
Recensione a Francesca Michelon, La scene dell'inganno. Finzioni tragiche nel teatro di Seneca
2018
Rewiew
Lo spazio della città nelle declamazioni in lingua latina
2018
Latin declamations offer an extraordinary perspective to measure some spatial categories, such as, for example, the one concerning the 'scenography' that is the background on which the protagonists of the declamations move. In this sense emerges the fundamental role of the city as a place that, even in the indefiniteness that distinguishes these texts, not only animates the actions of the protagonists but frequently motivates their behavior.