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Omnis voculae melleus modulator (Fl. 4). I Florida e l’eloquenza di Apuleio: Palermo, Università degli Studi, 1-2 dicembre 2021
2022
The detailed report of the conference about the eloquence of Apuleius held at the university of Palermo.
Retorica e spettacolo nell’Apologia di Apuleio
2010
Recensione a BENJAMIN TODD LEE, ELLEN FINKELPEARL, LUCA GRAVERINI (eds.), Apuleius and Africa, New York-London, Routledge 2014, pp. XVI-344
2014
Recensione del volume miscellaneo "Apuleius and Africa", con il quale si è inteso verificare l'influenza dello status di africano sulle opere di Apuleio
Le prove testimoniali nell’Apologia di Apuleio
2015
In Apuleius’ Apologia the witnesses play a relevant role and indeed, in some cases, they are crucial for the defensive speech. This survey explores in detail the universe of the characters and the evidences in the Apuleian oration. Testes are often presented in spectacular form: from Crassus’ comic tones to the scenic personification of verba suppressa from Pudentilla’s letter. In Apuleius’ words, you can also see a strong continuity with the rhetorical treatises and the previous oratorical tradition: undeniably there is a proximity between some choices in the Apologia and similar solutions in Cicero, as well and it is also possible, in particular, to read some sections of the Apuleian text…
Karthago provinciae nostrae magistra venerabilis. Uno sguardo su Cartagine: i Florida di Apuleio
2023
This paper proposes a focus on the city of Carthage through Florida: Apuleius lavishes continuous and extraordinary praise on Carthage and its citizens. It becomes clear how the city, in Apuleius' time, was by then an established and ‘Romanised’ cultural centre. In Apuleius' words, Carthage appears as the only city capable of competing with Rome.
MERCES… SENTICOSA. Immaginari stoici nei Floridia di Apuleio
2020
Merces… senticosa. Stoic images in the Florida of Apuleius · In the Florida Apuleius makes use of images related to the rhetorical-philosophical stoic tradition. In particular, in Fl. 18 Apuleius describes the famous sophism of Protagoras, by using, trought an intellectual virtuosity, the metaphor of thorns, a stylistic device linked with the characterization of the Stoicism.
OMNIS VOCULAE MELLEUS MODULATOR. I FLORIDA E L’ELOQUENZA DI APULEIO
2022
Atti del convegno OMNIS VOCULAE MELLEUS MODULATOR. I FLORIDA E L’ELOQUENZA DI APULEIO. Palermo 1-2 dicembre 2021
A transcription of MS Vatican, Borgh. 129: Gualterus Burlaeus Expositio super libros Politicorum, lib. 1, tract. 1, cap. 1
2021
This is a transcription of the beginning of Walter Burley’s (c. 1275–after 1344) commentary on Aristotle’s Politics (book one, tractate one, chapter one). The transcription reproduces the text of Vatican, MS Borgh. 129, fol. 1r–148v (here fol. 2rb–6va), which has been accessed in a high quality digital reproduction in colour. The commentary has been dated between 1338/39 and 1342. The transcription includes two apparatuses. The first of them is dedicated to references, mainly to Aristotle’s Politics. The other apparatus is for critical notes, and its main function is to reproduce marginalia. The manuscript contains several corrections by another hand (marked here as V1), and since these cor…
Recensione ad ARRIGO DA SETTIMELLO, Elegia, a cura di Cl. Fossati, Firenze 2011 (in «Mediaeval Sophia» 12, luglio-dicembre 2012)
2012
Recensione all'ediz. critica, con introduzione, trad. ital. e commento, della «Elegia» (o «Elegia de diversitate Fortune») di Arrigo da Settimello (fine del sec. XII), curata da Clara Fossati e pubblicata nel 2011 dalla SISMEL-Edizioni del Galluzzo di Firenze.
Amor odit inertes (Ars 2, 229): Mobilità didascalica e staticità elegiaca
2005
Un'analisi della precettistica contenuta in Ars 2, 223-250 sulla 'dinamicità' dell'innamorato, letta come voluto rovesciamento, dall'interno, delle categorie spaziali elegiache The precepts of Ars 2, 223-250 on the lover's 'dynamic' attitude are read as a conscious reversal, from within, of the elegiac spatial cathegories.