M. Terenzio Varrone - De vita populi romani

Pittà, Antonino

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“…8.655a-660 in medio torus est de mollibus ulvis / 656a impositus lecto sponda pedibusque salignis; / vestibus hunc velant quas non nisi tempore festo / sternere consuerant, sed et haec vilisque vetusque / vestis erat, lecto non indignanda saligno. / accubuere dei, 'They place a mattress of soft river-sedge / upon a couch (its 33 See Pittà (2015) on Varr. de vita p.R.…”

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Editing and Commenting on Statius' <i>Silvae</i>

Lóio¹

2023

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Editing and Commenting on Statius' <i>Silvae</i>

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2023

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“… 5 In addition to De Melo's commented edition of the entire De lingua Latina , see Flobert 2019 (Book 7) and Duso 2017 (Book 9), as well as Pittà's 2015 edition of De uita populi Romani .…”

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Volk

2020

J. Rom. Stud.

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Is this the Varronian moment? After decades of comparative neglect, especially in Anglophone scholarship, the late republican polymath is suddenly everywhere. There are conferences and conference panels dedicated to his work, some subsequently published as edited volumes. Varro is the subject of dissertations and monographs, either on his own or as a prime exhibit in discussions of such diverse subjects as ancient agricultural writing and late republican religious scholarship. Much needed new editions of his work have appeared or are in preparation. Thus we can look forward to Robert Rodgers' OCT of De re rustica, Giorgio Piras’ Teubner of De lingua Latina and a Loeb edition of Varronian fragments by Joseph McAlhany.

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Scheming in the Shadow of Tyrants: The ‘Littlefinger’ Type in Roman Historiography

Pittà

2023

Game of Thrones - A View From the Humanities Vol. 2

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M. Terenzio Varrone - De vita populi romani

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Editing and Commenting on Statius' <i>Silvae</i>

Editing and Commenting on Statius' <i>Silvae</i>

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Scheming in the Shadow of Tyrants: The ‘Littlefinger’ Type in Roman Historiography

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