Seneca’s 114th Letter to Lucilius contains a series of quotations from Maecenas’ prose. These fragments, purposely quoted for their obscurity and linguistic oddity, present serious exegetical difficulties, which have always challenged interpreters. In this paper I carry out a reexamination of Maecenas’ fragments and propose in particular a new interpretation of one of them, recognizing in it the moralistic topos of nekròs bíos
Discussion of the tragic verse quoted by the declaimer Porcius Latro in the first Controversia of Se...
This paper is a reply to E. Andreoni Fontecedro (“AMArc” 1986-87) concerning Cleanthes’ Hymn to Zeus...
Questa tesi di dottorato “Ad summum bonum iter. Revisione testuale e commento di Seneca, Epistulae m...
Seneca’s 114th Letter to Lucilius contains a series of quotations from Maecenas’ prose. These fragme...
Among Seneca\u2019s literary output, besides three Consolationes (Ad Marciam, Ad Polybium, Ad Helvia...
Nell'epistola 108 Seneca affronta argomenti dotati di una certa rilevanza nell'ambito del suo pensie...
Commento scientifico a quattro epistole senecane di argomento letterario (sul declino dell'eloquenza...
Some analogies between the Consolatio ad Helviam, the Consolatio ad Polybium, and Anth. Lat. 236 R.2...
Analysis of two epigrams ascribed to Seneca (1 and 41 Prato) on time, active life and contemplative ...
New remarks on the text of Seneca’ Hercules Furens, in order to confirm or correct some former opini...
In his letter 81 to Lucilius, obviously written after the De beneficiis had been completed, Seneca i...
In f. 472 of Seneca's Phaedra (uacuum sine ullis classibus stabit mare) a brilliant conjecture of Ri...
A few (9 Zurli; 21-21f Z.; 41 Z.) of the Epigrams ascribed to Seneca are here examined in regard of ...
This essay starts from an in-depth reading of Consolatio ad Helviam matrem 9.2, focusing on the nexu...
In un famoso aneddoto attribuito a Prodico di Ceo, il giovane Eracle si trova a dover scegliere fra ...
Discussion of the tragic verse quoted by the declaimer Porcius Latro in the first Controversia of Se...
This paper is a reply to E. Andreoni Fontecedro (“AMArc” 1986-87) concerning Cleanthes’ Hymn to Zeus...
Questa tesi di dottorato “Ad summum bonum iter. Revisione testuale e commento di Seneca, Epistulae m...
Seneca’s 114th Letter to Lucilius contains a series of quotations from Maecenas’ prose. These fragme...
Among Seneca\u2019s literary output, besides three Consolationes (Ad Marciam, Ad Polybium, Ad Helvia...
Nell'epistola 108 Seneca affronta argomenti dotati di una certa rilevanza nell'ambito del suo pensie...
Commento scientifico a quattro epistole senecane di argomento letterario (sul declino dell'eloquenza...
Some analogies between the Consolatio ad Helviam, the Consolatio ad Polybium, and Anth. Lat. 236 R.2...
Analysis of two epigrams ascribed to Seneca (1 and 41 Prato) on time, active life and contemplative ...
New remarks on the text of Seneca’ Hercules Furens, in order to confirm or correct some former opini...
In his letter 81 to Lucilius, obviously written after the De beneficiis had been completed, Seneca i...
In f. 472 of Seneca's Phaedra (uacuum sine ullis classibus stabit mare) a brilliant conjecture of Ri...
A few (9 Zurli; 21-21f Z.; 41 Z.) of the Epigrams ascribed to Seneca are here examined in regard of ...
This essay starts from an in-depth reading of Consolatio ad Helviam matrem 9.2, focusing on the nexu...
In un famoso aneddoto attribuito a Prodico di Ceo, il giovane Eracle si trova a dover scegliere fra ...
Discussion of the tragic verse quoted by the declaimer Porcius Latro in the first Controversia of Se...
This paper is a reply to E. Andreoni Fontecedro (“AMArc” 1986-87) concerning Cleanthes’ Hymn to Zeus...
Questa tesi di dottorato “Ad summum bonum iter. Revisione testuale e commento di Seneca, Epistulae m...