Vol. 17 (2017)

Published: 2017-12-17

Articles

Positive-Politeness Strategies in the Dialogue Opening by Plautus and Terence

Łukasz Berger

11-35
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Flete / fletar, Latin words?

Jesús Luque Moreno

37-51
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Final cretic words in the senarii of the Roman republican theatre: from form to meaning

Antoine Foucher

53-70
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The new disciplines that emerged in the Carolingian period and those that changed their approach to suit the Palatine School had a didactic character, but this is not perceived in the same way in texts that were prepared for a specific pedagogical purpose

José Antonio González Marrero

71-87
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The Methodus seu ratio compendiaria of Leonhart Fuchs: origins and development of a medical textbook from the sixteenth century

Victoria Recio Muñoz, Nelia Rosa Vellisca Gutiérrez

89-111
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Eloquentia in sixteenth-century Latin florilegia

Mª Elena Curbelo Tavío

113-136
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The Latin version of the Aphthonii Progymnasmata by Joannes Maria Catanaeus: the editio princeps (1507) and the Romana editio (1517)

Trinidad Arcos Pereira

137-153
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Other sources of Aristotle’s Ethics translated by Pedro Simón Abril: Latin translations and Bernardo Segni

Antonio Espigares Pinilla

155-175
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Veiled references to Nebrija’s Ars in the carmina by Lucio Flaminio Sículo in praise of the grammar handbook composed by Lucio Marineo Sículo

Sandra I. Ramos Maldonado

177-200
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The Descriptio Civitatis Sanctae Fidei (National Library of Colombia, RM 4) of Fernando Fernández de Valenzuela: Introduction, Edition and Spanish Translation

Gemma Bernadó Ferrer, Rodrigo Verano Liaño

201-219
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Alfonso Fernández de Madrigal’s reception in the eighteenth century. His reception in the writings of Juan Andrés

Antonio López Fonseca

221-238
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Vol. 17 (2017)

Articles

Positive-Politeness Strategies in the Dialogue Opening by Plautus and Terence

Flete / fletar, Latin words?

Final cretic words in the senarii of the Roman republican theatre: from form to meaning

The new disciplines that emerged in the Carolingian period and those that changed their approach to suit the Palatine School had a didactic character, but this is not perceived in the same way in texts that were prepared for a specific pedagogical purpose

The Methodus seu ratio compendiaria of Leonhart Fuchs: origins and development of a medical textbook from the sixteenth century

Eloquentia in sixteenth-century Latin florilegia

The Latin version of the Aphthonii Progymnasmata by Joannes Maria Catanaeus: the editio princeps (1507) and the Romana editio (1517)

Other sources of Aristotle’s Ethics translated by Pedro Simón Abril: Latin translations and Bernardo Segni

Veiled references to Nebrija’s Ars in the carmina by Lucio Flaminio Sículo in praise of the grammar handbook composed by Lucio Marineo Sículo

The Descriptio Civitatis Sanctae Fidei (National Library of Colombia, RM 4) of Fernando Fernández de Valenzuela: Introduction, Edition and Spanish Translation

Alfonso Fernández de Madrigal’s reception in the eighteenth century. His reception in the writings of Juan Andrés

Book reviews

Antonio Guzmán e Isabel Velázquez (eds.), De falsa et Vera Historia I. Estudios sobre pseudoepígrafos y falsificaciones textuales antiguas, Madrid, Ediciones Clásicas, 2017, 369 pp. ISBN 978-84-7882-822-7.

Enrique Montero Cartelle (Estudio, ed. crítica y tr.), Constantino el Africano, Liber Constantini de Stomacho / El tratado Sobre el estómago de Constantino el Africano, Valladolid, Universidad de Valladolid, 2016, 395 pp. ISBN 978-84-8448-886-6

Alejandra Guzmán Almagro, Xavier Espluga , Maria Ahn (eds.), Pere Miquel Carbonell i el seu temps (1434-1517), Barcelona, Real Academia de Buenas Letras, 2016, 252 pp. ISBN 978-84-945234-0-3

Jorge Grau Jiménez (ed., trad. e introd.), Martín de Roa. El principado de Córdoba, Córdoba, UCO Press, 2016, 288 pp. ISBN 978-84-9927-223-8.

Expostulatio Spongiae. En defensa de Lope de Vega, edición y traducción de Pedro Conde Parrado y Xavier Tubau Moreu, Madrid, Editorial Gredos (Anejos de la Biblioteca Lope de Vega), 2015, 479 pp. ISBN 978-84-249-2896-4.

Rose Williams, Latin of New Spain. Mundelein (Illinois), Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, 2015, xx + 280 pp. ISBN 9780865168336

Francisco García Jurado, Teoría de la Tradición Clásica. Conceptos, historia y métodos, Ciudad de México, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2016, 270 pp. ISBN 978-607-02-7352-0.

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