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      Greek LiteratureLatin LiteraturePagan StudiesIntertextuality
A cento is a patchwork poem – it is an arrangement of lines from an existing poem that convey a new narrative. In the 5th Century AD, The Empress Eudocia Augusta composed more than 2,000 lines of Homeric centones. These centones describe... more
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      HomerEarly ChristianityLate AntiquityCentos
The kind of literature that is called cento is studied in this thesis with a special focus on two late antique Latin wedding poems, Cento Nuptialis written by Ausonius in the late 4th century A.D., and Epithalamium Fridi probably written... more
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      Genre studiesClassical Reception StudiesLate Antique Latin PoetryAusonius
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      CentonesMedieval and Humanistic LiteratureLelio Capilupicento vergilianus
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      PatristicsNew TestamentVergilLate Antique Latin Poetry
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      Greek LiteratureHomerIntertextuality And PlagiarismPagan Studies
The Epithalamium Fridi is a sixth-century Virgilian cento that commemorates the marriage of the Vandal noble Fridus with his unnamed bride. Its author, the African poet Luxurius, engages in versatile poetic play fusing Virgil with... more
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      Latin LiteratureIntertextualityLate AntiquityEpithalamia
The paper, through the examination of a large number of
testimonies, suggests the hypothesis that the festive occasion on the
background of Cento De Alea can be the Quinquatrus festivals in honor of
Minerva.
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      Latin literature,, Classical PhilologyLatin philologyCentones
Review to: Faltonia Betita Proba, Cento Vergilianus, Alessia Fassina, Carlo M. Lucarini (edd.), Bibliotheca Scriptorum Graecorum et Latinorum Teubneriana, de Gruyter, Berlin-Boston 2015, in "Sileno" 42/1, 2016, pp. 137-146
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      Late Latin LiteratureTextual CriticismLate AntiquityPatristics and Late Antiquity
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      Late AntiquityLatin poetryCentones
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      Late Latin LiteratureLiturgical StudiesEarly ChristianityLate Antiquity
the paper examines the Virgilian cento ‹De panificio› (Anth. Lat. 7R2) within the context of ancient baking tradition, in order to demonstrate that the product described in the cento could be identified with the ὀβελίας ἄρτος, a kind of... more
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      Latin LiteratureCentonesClassical Philology
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      CentonesMedieval italian proseBosone da Gubbio
"The Creation of the World in "Cento Probae" The account of creation in "Cento Probae" (v. 56-135) differs in overall structure as well as in details from any other version of the myth circulating in antiquity, whether one takes into... more
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      Late Latin LiteratureBook of GenesisLatin poetryLate Antique Latin Poetry
El propósito de este artículo es analizar el prólogo del centón1 de Medea, de Hosidio Geta, particularmente la relación que presentan los versos virgilianos reutilizados –versos en boca de la propia Medea– con la tradición literaria... more
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      SenecaOvidCatullusVirgil
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      Late Antique Latin PoetryCentones
Review and critical discussion of M.T. Galli's edition "I Vergiliocentones minores del codice Salmasiano" (Firenze 2014)
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      Late Latin LiteratureTextual CriticismLate AntiquityVergil
This paper analyses the role that Jewish people played and the subject of moral retaliation in the Passion of Christ from a literary and historical perspective. It focuses specially on the work 'Christus Patiens', attributed to Gregory of... more
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      Christus Patienshistoria de la IglesiaPatrísticaCentones
Review of the new edition Hosidius Geta's "Medea" by M.T. Galli
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      ClassicsLate AntiquityClassical philologyMedea
Ensayo publicado en Calle-Gruber, M.; Avelot et M., Tronchet (coordinadores); préface Heurgon, E., Écrire pour inventer (à partir des travaux de Jean Ricardou), Collection : Colloque de Cerisy, Paris: Hermann, 2020. Stimulé par la lecture... more
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      Experimental PoetryCentones
This article proposes a new conjecture to the problematic insert prose that separates the cento "De ecclesia"
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      Latin LiteratureLate Latin LiteratureEarly ChristianityLate Antiquity
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      Textual CriticismAeneidMedeaVirgil
Título: "Hoy es el sacro y venturoso día": un centón epitalámico de Vera Tassis. Title: "Hoy es el sacro y venturoso día": a Epitalamic Centon of Vera Tassis. Resumen: Este artículo estudia la hibridación entre el epitalamio y la técnica... more
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      Luis de GóngoraCentonesEpitalamioJuan De Vera Tassis Y Villarroel
Colloque international, organisé par les Universités Charles de Prague et Lumière Lyon 2, avec la participation de l’Institut Universitaire de France et de l’Institut de philosophie de l’Académie de sciences de la République tchèque... more
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      Late Latin LiteratureLate AntiquityVergilLate Antique Latin Poetry
It is very likely that the De ecclesia, the only one among the hundred Christian centos handed down by the Codex Salmasianus, dates back to the first half of the fifth century CE, a period of turmoil in the Christian theological... more
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      Reception StudiesDante StudiesPatristicsTheological Hermeneutics
La poesía de sor Juana Inés de la Cruz inaugura, al retomar el diálogo con la obra de Ausonio, una distinción fundante entre “obra” y “trabajo”. Convertida en problema poético (y de poética), esta distinción es reflexionada y desplegada a... more
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      PoetryBaroque Art and LiteratureBaroque to NeobaroqueLiteratura Latinoamericana
Alcestis barcelońską oraz centon Alcesta można bez przesady uznać za najważniejsze przykłady wykorzystania mitu o Alcestis w literaturze łacińskiej, przynajmniej jeśli ograniczymy się do tekstów zachowanych do naszych czasów, a nie tych... more
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      Late Latin LiteratureGenre studiesManuscript StudiesTexts and transmission
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      CentonesAlcestis
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      Latin LiteratureLate Antique Latin PoetryCentones
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      Latin LiteratureLate AntiquityLatin poetryCentones
Trpící Kristus je jediným dochovaným dramatem srovnatelného rozsahu z byzantské doby. Jeho tématem je, jak název napovídá, pašijový příběh. I když v rukopisech bývá připisováno církevním otci Řehoři z Nazianzu, většina badatelů klade jeho... more
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      Byzantine StudiesCentosCentones
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      PatristicsNew TestamentApocalypticism In LiteratureVergil
Review of  Anke Rondholz, The Versatile Needle. Hosidius Geta’s Cento Medea and Its Tradition, Trends in Classics – Supplementary Volumes 15, De Gruyter, Berlin-Boston 2012.
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      Late Latin LiteratureClassical Reception StudiesLate Antique Latin PoetryVirgil
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      Latin LiteratureLate Latin LiteratureRoman poetryLatin poetry
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      Nonnus of PanopolisJuvencusCentonesFaltonia Betitia Proba
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      Latin LiteratureGreek TragedyMedieval Latin LiteratureEarly Christianity
Le Cento Nuptialis, écrit par Ausone vers 374, est un prosimètre, dont les parties en vers sont entièrement composées d'hémistiches ou de vers entiers extraits des poèmes hexamétriques virgiliens (Bucoliques, Géorgiques, Enéide, surtout).... more
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      Satire, Irony, ParodyLate Antique Latin PoetryAusoniusCentones
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      Latin LiteratureLate Latin LiteratureLatin poetryLatin and Greek Literature of Early Christianity
Le centon est un poème composé de citations tirées d'une œuvre poétique généralement bien connue, le plus souvent d'Homère et de Virgile. La transposition dans un nouveau contexte a pour effet d'actualiser, dans chaque fragment emprunté,... more
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      Late Latin LiteratureIntertextualityCentosCentones
A la fois technique de composition et forme litteraire fondee sur celle-ci, le centon se caracterise par les relations semantiques complexes qu’il etablit entre un texte-source et la nouvelle creation. Ce travail propose une... more
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      Late Latin LiteratureHumanitiesArtIntertextuality
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      BaptismHomeric poetryIncarnation of ChristJohn the Baptist
It is undeniable that in late antique literature, next to long hexametric compositions, there is a strong tendency toward miniaturization, and indeed within various narrative forms. At the same time, most such poems, despite their minor... more
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      Late Latin LiteratureGenre studiesManuscript StudiesTexts and transmission
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      The Reception of VergilCentosCentones
„Kontext“ und „Kontextualisierung“ sind nicht nur in der Klassischen Philologie vertraute Begriffe. Immer wieder wird die Bedeutung der „Kontextualisierung“ als methodisches Instrument hervorgehoben, und sobald etwas als „Kontext“ benannt... more
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      ClassicsGreek LiteratureLatin LiteratureLiterary Theory
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      CentosHosidius GetaCentones
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      VergilThe Reception of VergilCentosCentones
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      Latin LiteratureLate Latin LiteratureLatin poetryLatin and Greek Literature of Early Christianity
El artículo hace un análisis literario y teológico de Cento Virgilianus, dilucida quién es su autor, desvela los contenidos bíblicos de la obra y sus referencias virgilianas, al tiempo que analiza cómo se hilvanan en el texto todos estos... more
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      Augustine of HippoSan Agustín de HiponaCentonesFaltonia Betitia Proba
“Verbum invisibile palpabitur : les Sibylles dans la seconde moitié du XVe siècle”, in The changing Tradition. Women in the History of Rhetoric, University of Calgary Press, 1999, p. 85-96. A new sibyl, born from the Christian tradition... more
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      Sibylline OraclesCentonesFalconia Probasibylles