This paper deals with the indirect tradition of the romance-writers Achilles Tatius and Heliodorus with reference to the florilegia sacro-profana, which, according to Marcel Richard's valuable article, begin to appear at the end of the ninth century, but are mainly literary products of the tenth and eleventh centuries. The two aims of this study are to contribute to our knowledge of this Byzantine production and to highlight the importance of the two author's indirect tradition. Extracts of the two romances have been preserved in Pseudo-Maximus' Loci Communes, as well as in the homonymous work of Pseudo-Antonius, the Florilegium Baroccianum and John Georgides' Gnomologium. For the purposes of this paper we have used the testimony of two ma...
This paper analyses Rabelaisian references and borrowings from two ancient Greek novels (Aethiopica,...
This article tackles the relationship between the Halieutica by Oppian of Cilicia and Aristophanes o...
Tacitus’ style has been the subject of numerous studies in the last two centuries. In particular, it...
This paper deals with the indirect tradition of the romance-writers Achilles Tatius and Heliodorus w...
The work Galactionis et Epistemes Passiones clearly alludes to the novels of Achilles Tatius and Hel...
Although the romance of Achilles Tatius is concerned with vision (betrayed, manipulated, in love), i...
In this contribution the virtues of the protagonists in Greek novels are studied, especially in Achi...
The Parisinus Suppl. gr. 388 (A, s. x) throws a new light on the revival of Greek culture in souther...
The epistle De uera circumcisione, which is now attributed to the priest Butrope, appears in the man...
The Florilegium Rossianum contains 70 chapters with sentences of Christian authors and those of the ...
The indirect tradition of the Roman Antiquities is mainly represented by three great sources : the C...
After having treated the prosodie florilegia and the florilegia with « author- sections » in the fir...
Actes des journées d'études organisées à Rome le 3 juin 2005 et 27 janvier 2006International audienc...
SUMMARY. — The margins of Byzantine Greek manuscripts, in particular those of Euclid's Elements, are...
The anonymous Historia Apollonii regis Tyri is a Latin adaptation (6th century) of a Greek original....
This paper analyses Rabelaisian references and borrowings from two ancient Greek novels (Aethiopica,...
This article tackles the relationship between the Halieutica by Oppian of Cilicia and Aristophanes o...
Tacitus’ style has been the subject of numerous studies in the last two centuries. In particular, it...
This paper deals with the indirect tradition of the romance-writers Achilles Tatius and Heliodorus w...
The work Galactionis et Epistemes Passiones clearly alludes to the novels of Achilles Tatius and Hel...
Although the romance of Achilles Tatius is concerned with vision (betrayed, manipulated, in love), i...
In this contribution the virtues of the protagonists in Greek novels are studied, especially in Achi...
The Parisinus Suppl. gr. 388 (A, s. x) throws a new light on the revival of Greek culture in souther...
The epistle De uera circumcisione, which is now attributed to the priest Butrope, appears in the man...
The Florilegium Rossianum contains 70 chapters with sentences of Christian authors and those of the ...
The indirect tradition of the Roman Antiquities is mainly represented by three great sources : the C...
After having treated the prosodie florilegia and the florilegia with « author- sections » in the fir...
Actes des journées d'études organisées à Rome le 3 juin 2005 et 27 janvier 2006International audienc...
SUMMARY. — The margins of Byzantine Greek manuscripts, in particular those of Euclid's Elements, are...
The anonymous Historia Apollonii regis Tyri is a Latin adaptation (6th century) of a Greek original....
This paper analyses Rabelaisian references and borrowings from two ancient Greek novels (Aethiopica,...
This article tackles the relationship between the Halieutica by Oppian of Cilicia and Aristophanes o...
Tacitus’ style has been the subject of numerous studies in the last two centuries. In particular, it...