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Making and Rethinking the Renaissance: Between Greek and Latin in 15th-16th Century Europe
Issues in Translation: Plutarch’s Moralia Translated from Greek into Latin by Iacopo d’Angelo
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Author(s):
Giancarlo Abbamonte
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Giancarlo Abbamonte
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Publication date:
June 03 2019
Publisher:
De Gruyter
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10.1515/9783110660968-005
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Book chapters
pp. I
Frontmatter
pp. IX
List of figures
pp. V
Preface
pp. VII
Contents
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 9
Through the Eyes of the Greeks: Byzantine Émigrés and the Study of Greek in the Renaissance
pp. 27
Janus Lascaris’ Florentine Oration and the ‘Reception’ of Ancient Aeolism
pp. 51
Manuel Calecas’ Grammar: Its Use and Contribution to the Learning of Greek in Western Europe
pp. 67
Issues in Translation: Plutarch’s Moralia Translated from Greek into Latin by Iacopo d’Angelo
pp. 79
Translating from Greek (and Latin) into Latin: Niccolò Perotti and Plutarch’s On the Fortune of the Romans
pp. 95
Humanist Translations and Rewritings: Lucian’s Encomium of the Fly between Guarino and Alberti
pp. 109
Cardinal Bessarion and the Introduction of Plato to the Latin West
pp. 125
The Reception of Aeschylus in Sixteenth-Century Italy: The Case of Coriolano Martirano’s Prometheus Bound (1556)
pp. 143
Rethinking the Birth of French Tragedy
pp. 157
‘Pantagruel, tenent un Heliodore Grec en main [...] sommeilloit’: Reading the Aethiopica in Sixteenth-Century France
pp. 175
From Greek to the Greeks: Homer (and Pseudo-Homer) in the Greco-Venetian Context between the Late Fifteenth and Early Sixteenth Century
pp. 195
The Wanderings of a Greek Manuscript from Byzantium to Aldus’ Printing House and Beyond: The Story of the Aristotle Ambr. B 7 inf.
pp. 213
The Reception of Horace’s Odes in the First Book of Marcantonio Flaminio’s Carmina
pp. 233
Orazio Romano’s Porcaria (1453): Humanist Epic between Classical Legacy and Contemporary History
pp. 253
List of Contributors
pp. 255
Index
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