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FILOLOGIA GERMANICA – GERMANIC PHILOLOGY Supplemento 2 - 2021. Incantesimi e formule magiche nella tradizione manoscritta germanica medievale / Charm…

2021

The volume collects contributions devoted to charms and magical formulas of the medieval Germanic tradition, studied in the light of the relationship with the manuscript context that handed them down and the historical-cultural milieu of which they are produced. The approach to charms and magical formulas of the Germanic world has developed on an evolutionary path that has from time to time favoured perspectives of different scientific categories, and has been faced on philological, linguistic, semantic-pragmatic, semiotic and historical-literary basis. The essays gathered in the volume offer different examples – but at the same time linked by some themes and a common purpose – of the magic…

Magic formulas Germanic Medieval traditions charms
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‘Le versioni anglosassoni delle Meraviglie dell’Oriente: varianti e variazioni’

2015

Il saggio prende in esame le due versioni in anglosassone delle Meraviglie dell'Oriente e le due versioni in latino dello stesso testo mettendole a confronto per individuare la tipologia delle variazioni. Particolare spazio e' dedicato alla iconografia dei 3 manoscritti e al rapporto tra testo e immagine

Meraviglie dell'OrienteanglosassoneSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia Germanicaiconografiamanoscritti
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Unraveling assemblage, functions and stability of the gut microbiota of Blattella germanica by antibiotic treatment

2020

Symbiosis between prokaryotes and eukaryotes is a widespread phenomenon that has contributed to the evolution of eukaryotes. In cockroaches, two types of symbionts coexist: an endosymbiont in the fat body (Blattabacterium), and a rich gut microbiota. The transmission mode of Blattabacterium is vertical, while the gut microbiota of a new generation is mainly formed by bacterial species present in feces. We have carried out a metagenomic analysis of Blattella germanica populations, treated and non-treated with two antibiotics (vancomycin and ampicillin) over two generations to (1) determine the core of bacterial communities and potential functions of the gut microbiota and (2) to gain insight…

Microbiology (medical)functional resiliencePopulationDIVERSITYINSECTSlcsh:QR1-502ZoologyBACTERIAL COMMUNITYGut floraMicrobiologydigestive systemantibioticslcsh:Microbiology03 medical and health sciencesBlattabacteriumSymbiosiseducationFecesOriginal Research030304 developmental biology0303 health scienceseducation.field_of_studyScience & TechnologyendosymbiosisEndosymbiosisbiologygut microbiota030306 microbiologyMIDGUTbiology.organism_classificationVANCOMYCINALIGNMENTCOCKROACHBlattella germanicaMetagenomicsEVOLUTIONARYLife Sciences & BiomedicineBacteriaRESISTANCE
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Baltic Journal of English Language, Literature and Culture, N. 4 

2014

National identity -- language centredTranslationUniversal GrammarPragmaticsNon-native EnglishPhonostylistic featureUser’s guideHeteroglossiaLanguage InstinctCorpusGenerative GrammarEnglish as a foreign languageInformational style of intonationGrammatical errorsEnglish Latvian dictionariesSymbolic capitalMetaphor:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Languages and linguistics::Other Germanic languages::English language [Research Subject Categories]English-Language TeachingApplied linguisticsPierre Bourdieu
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‘Old English lida and the Sailors of the North Sea’

2017

The essay examines the words for ‘sailor’ in the Germanic languages, with particular regard to those going under the sobriquet of North Sea Germanic languages. The research begins with the lida of Maxims I and his safe return home. As with OE lida and līðend, nomina agentis from verbs of motion turn out to be among the most frequent formations for ‘sailor’, both in OE and many other Germanic languages. The research does not yield a common stock of Germanic words, but for the cognates of OE scipmann and sǣmann, that, however, are not recorded in all the Germanic languages. As to the līðend-compounds, their occurrence in more than one language might be due to the influence of OE models on bot…

Old EnglishGermanicsailing lexical fieldlexikon
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Glimpses of the Hereafter in the Late-Medieval Thet Freske Riim

2014

The article analyzes a passage of the narrative poem Thet Freske Riim, one of the few non-legal texts preserved in Old Frisian. The passage in question is a digression describing the Joys of Heaven and the Horrors of Hell, which so far has attracted little attention in the scholarly literature on medieval accounts of the hereafter. The representations of the afterlife and its realms circulating in Medieval Europe draw inspiration from a wide body of both orthodox and apocryphal literature on ecstatic dreams, of which one of the most influential work is the Visio Sancti Pauli or Apocalypse of Paul. The study aims to identify – in the examined passage – themes and features of otherworldly lit…

Old Frisian Descriptions of the Otherwolrld Eschatological LiteratureSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia Germanica
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Theological and doctrinal texts in the Old Frisian Thet Autentica Riocht

2015

The Frisian literary corpus is composed mostly by legal texts. However, interspersed in the law manuscripts, various texts of different nature are occasionally attested, several of which are of religious content. Among them, worthy of consideration are a number of short pieces devoted to theological and biblical topics, such as those contained in the so-called Thet autentica Riocht (fifteenth century): the Seven Virtues of the Mass, the Seven Things that God hates, the Ten Signs in the Host, the Three Unforgivable Sins, as well as a piece devoted to the benefits of confession. These texts share features with the Five Keys to Wisdom, a brief didactic treatise preserved in the First and Secon…

Old Frisian devotional literature Christian textsSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia Germanica
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Le iscrizioni runiche sullo sfondo della cultura Frisone altomedievale

2000

The study offers a critical edition of the Old Frisian runic corpus, together with a linguistic and philological analysis of the inscriptions examined, also in the light of their context of occurrence,

Old Frisian runes runic inscriptionsSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia Germanica
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The Criteria for the Formation of a Frisian Runic Corpus Revisited

1998

The Frisian corpus of runic inscriptions consists of about twenty items, some of which are very short, while other present several problems of legend and interpretation. On the other end, it is undeniable that the Frisian runic inscriptions constitute a uniform corpus with a recognizable identity that can be pinpointed through a series of specific criteria. In the present paper I enter the debate about the origin of the Frisian runic inscriptions, analysing the geographical, linguistical and epigraphic criteria identified by the previous research, providing whenever possible further and new elements, in order to strengthen the foundations of the Frisian runological tradition.

Old Frisian runic insriptions runological tradition runesSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia Germanica
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Kidnapping the Frisian

2017

The several sources documenting the events of the Viking Age in Frisia Magna emphasise the dramatic aspects of the Northern invasions. However, seen from a wider perspective, the Frisian-Scandinavian relations appear to be multifaceted and at times ambiguous. A number of Old Frisian law texts refer to the Viking practice of capturing and enslaving Frisian men, forcing them to fight on their side, and even sharing spoils with them. A Frisian who undergoes such an experience is called skalk, ‘servant, slave’, a sort of high-ranking servant. He enjoys special rights and even privileges. Such ambiguous status seems the result of the peculiar and not always straightforward interactions between F…

Old Frisian skalk Frisia Magna Viking AgeSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia Germanica
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