The study of the forms used by the author of a letter to address his correspondent has been brilliantly illustrated by, among others, the works of L. Dinneen and H. Zilliacus. The latter set the development of the abstract “Anredeformen” in the IIIrd and IVth centuries, with the transformation of epistolary style and the beginning of the Byzantine style. The recent research by the socio-linguist E. Dickey on the forms of address in Greek literature and Latin literature, up to the Imperial period, deals with the relationship between the manner of hailing an interlocutor and the social hierarchies (age, kinship, rank, gender); epistolary literature and Late Antiquity are not her subjects. Based on these works and applied to the study of some ...
Traditionally Latin prose letters have been classified in one of two ways: often they are seen as hi...
Cette recherche étudie les lettres de Paul de Tarse, telles que conservées dans le Nouveau Testament...
Le genre épistolaire présente entre le IVe et VIe siècle apr. J.-C. un nombre significatif d'actes d...
The study of the forms used by the author of a letter to address his correspondent has been brillian...
In Late Antiquity the letter is, among other things, a sign of development of the social context. Du...
1544 of the letters of Libanios have been preserved. They cover the period during which the sophist,...
The letters of Late Antiquity concerning state transport, the cursus publicus, were sent by emperors...
Libanios, a professor of rhetoric in his native city, Antioch, relied upon the epistolary genre in h...
In its double aspect of literary genre and means of communication, epistolary expression was of grea...
Among the letters written by Avitus of Vienna (bishop before 494, died February 518), approximately ...
Prior to any rational use of the epistolary corpus of Isidore of Pelusium, one must be certain of th...
D’Ausone à Ennode de Pavie, de nombreux hommes de lettres de l’Antiquité tardive ont conjugué une pr...
Abstract Letters being a substitute for conversation, their formal ending belongs to a code that cha...
The increasing importance of diplomatic interactions in the Hellenistic world led some historians an...
This dissertation investigates the “epistolary habit” of the Roman elite in the late Republic and ea...
Traditionally Latin prose letters have been classified in one of two ways: often they are seen as hi...
Cette recherche étudie les lettres de Paul de Tarse, telles que conservées dans le Nouveau Testament...
Le genre épistolaire présente entre le IVe et VIe siècle apr. J.-C. un nombre significatif d'actes d...
The study of the forms used by the author of a letter to address his correspondent has been brillian...
In Late Antiquity the letter is, among other things, a sign of development of the social context. Du...
1544 of the letters of Libanios have been preserved. They cover the period during which the sophist,...
The letters of Late Antiquity concerning state transport, the cursus publicus, were sent by emperors...
Libanios, a professor of rhetoric in his native city, Antioch, relied upon the epistolary genre in h...
In its double aspect of literary genre and means of communication, epistolary expression was of grea...
Among the letters written by Avitus of Vienna (bishop before 494, died February 518), approximately ...
Prior to any rational use of the epistolary corpus of Isidore of Pelusium, one must be certain of th...
D’Ausone à Ennode de Pavie, de nombreux hommes de lettres de l’Antiquité tardive ont conjugué une pr...
Abstract Letters being a substitute for conversation, their formal ending belongs to a code that cha...
The increasing importance of diplomatic interactions in the Hellenistic world led some historians an...
This dissertation investigates the “epistolary habit” of the Roman elite in the late Republic and ea...
Traditionally Latin prose letters have been classified in one of two ways: often they are seen as hi...
Cette recherche étudie les lettres de Paul de Tarse, telles que conservées dans le Nouveau Testament...
Le genre épistolaire présente entre le IVe et VIe siècle apr. J.-C. un nombre significatif d'actes d...