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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Scholia"”.
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Scholia on vireos: a field guide to the family Vireonidae
Using birds as image bearers, Scholia on Vireos: A Field Guide to the Family Vireonidae is a bird book of poems. The poems are foremost an experiment in the form and music of contemporary poetry. Each genus of the family has a particular form which was developed to represent it, and the syllable …
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STUDI SULLA TRADIZIONE ESEGETICA ED ERUDITA INTORNO AGLI IDILLI DI TEOCRITO.
… on the relationship between the papyri and the scholia vetera. Furthermore, future studies on the scholia recentiora could offer new insights into the transmission of exegetical texts related to Theocritus’ works, by systematically comparing papyri and scholia. The project also led to the …
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Hesiod Unveiled: The 'Other Poet' among the Exegetes
… physical artifacts of exegesis like papyri and scholia, including new transcriptions of unpublished material. Its third and fourth chapters show the discourse developing between Christians and polytheists in late antiquity over the stakes of exegesis of canonical poetry. Arguing for the …
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Aristophanes And The Poetics Of Low Comedy
… and fifth-century Athenian comedy, testimonia, scholia, and vase paintings (chapter two). This analysis results in a much broader understanding than previous scholarship has offered of the types of humor that could be classed as low comedy. In chapter three I tackle Aristophanes’ definition of …
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Hitchin Functionals, h-Principles and Spectral Invariants
… is always unbounded below (whenever defined). As scholia, the critical points of the functionals $\mathcal{H}_4$, $\widetilde{\mathcal{H}}_3$ and $\widetilde{\mathcal{H}}_4$ are shown to be saddle points, and initial conditions of the Laplacian coflow which cannot lead to convergent solutions are …
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LE ETIMOLOGIE GRECHE NEI COMMENTARII DI SERVIO A VIRGILIO
The most notable work of the late Latin grammarian Servius (second half of IV century CE-first quarter of the V century CE) is undoubtedly his commentary on Virgil's Aeneid, Eclogues, and Georgics. This thesis provides the first ever complete lexicon of the Greek etymological notations (i.e. …