Clotilde Craca

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Fedro Appendix 16: il trionfo dell'amore

Vera e falsa amicizia: Giulio Marziale e Callistrato nel XII libro di M. Valerio Marziale

Invigilata Lucernis, 2012

L'epistola prefatoria del libro XII di Marziale

Invigilata Lucernis, 2008

Marziale 12,28: il ladro di fazzoletti

Annali Della Facolta Di Lettere E Filosofia, 2009

Marziale 12,38 e 39: ritratti di damerini

Annali Della Facolta Di Lettere E Filosofia, 2011

Marziale 12,28: il ladro di fazzoletti

Fedro App.10: storia di un soldato paradossale

Antologia terenziana, a cura di A. Stramaglia e F. Valente (Bologna 2017)

Plinio il Giovane, 50 Lettere, a cura di G. Vannini (Milano 2019) - Panegirico a Traiano, a cura di G. Vannini (Milano 2019)

Uno strano parassita: Letino e Febbre in Marziale 12.17

Un patrono cacciatore: Terenzio Prisco in Mart. 12,1 e 14

... | Ayuda. Un patrono cacciatore: Terenzio Prisco in Mart. 12,1 e 14. Autores: Clotilde Craca; ... more

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Nerva e Traiano nel XII libro di Marziale

In vita sunt omnia nobis. L’elenco dei grandi dannati in Fedro App. 7

App. 7 is a fable without an apologue. It deals with the Homeric myth of the Great Sinners in Ade... more App. 7 is a fable without an apologue. It deals with the Homeric myth of the Great Sinners in Ades ( Odyssey , XI, 84 ss.) and its allegoresis, inspired by the Stoic-Cynic diatribe. Phaedrus offers his own explanation, according to the morality of the fabula : he departs from Lucretius, who cited the list – first in the Latin literature – in an important passage of the III book of his De rerum natura (vv. 978-1012). Words and iuncturae are inspired by many literary sources (Homer, Lucretius, the Augustan poets). The similarity with Tibullus, I, 3 is remarkable.

Lucrezio 5,1-54. Stile e Motivi

Gli Epodi 8 e 12: Una Rassegna

Fedro "App" 10: storia di un soldato paradossale

Bollettino Di Studi Latini, 2013

CRACA, Fedro App. 16 il trionfo dell’amore, Classica et Christiana

Fedro, Appendix XVI: il trionfo dell'amore, 2014

Appendix Perottina contains are some long fables, that are very differet from those of the Five ... more Appendix Perottina contains are some long fables, that are very differet from those of the Five canonic Books. They represent the last Phaedrus' production, in which he searches new inspiration. App. XVI is a little mime that deals with two lovers who want to marry the same girl. the rich one will be fought with the intervention of Venus

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Orazio in colloquio

clotilde craca, 1988

about horace's epodes 8 and 12

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CRACA, Fedro App. 16 il trionfo dell’amore, Classica et Christiana

clotilde craca, 2014

Keywords: Appendix Perottina, novel, love topic, dramatic structure, influence of epic. Abstract... more Keywords: Appendix Perottina, novel, love topic, dramatic structure, influence of epic.

Abstract I: Appendix 16 deals with a delicate love story between two young people. The argument is rare in Phaedrus. The structure is dramatic and it can be divided into five scenes. It is possible to note the influence of Catullus’c.61 on the wedding procession (vv.6-10) and of Virgil (Aen.4,160 ss.) on the tempest scene (vv.15-20). The presence of a magical donkey connects the fable with ancient greek novel. Some details are common with declamatory texts.

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Fedro Appendix 16: il trionfo dell'amore