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Due lettere inedite a Baccio Valori (erudito fi orentino ed eminente patrono delle arti) scritte dal suo agente romano, Marco Antonio Dovizi, gettano qualche luce sulla conoscenza e la circolazione della Biblioteca di Fozio nel XVI secolo., Two unpublished letters to Baccio Valori (a Florentine learned man, leading citizen and patron of the arts) from his agent in Rome Marco Antonio Dovizi cast some light on the knowledge of Photius’ Bibliotheca in the 16th century.

FuturoClassico FCl, N. 5 (2019)

The article tries to highlight, despite the scarse of available documentation, the Greek and Latin studies (language and texts) in the ancient Apulian University in Altamura (1748-1821). Furthermore, on the basis of unpublished archival materials (school registers and student workbooks) it is possible to shed light on the ancient authors explained at school, the teaching methods, and the study practices.

Full of allusions, quotations and rhetorical flourish, the epistolary collection by Aristaenetus clearly shows a good knowledge of classical writers and especially of the learned Second Sophistic authors, such as the Greek novelists (in particular, Achilles Tatius and Xenophon of Ephesus). This paper spe­cifically deals with two Aristaenetus’ letters (I, 3 and I, 12): analysis of indirect quotations and allusions demonstrates that the epistolographer is well acquainted with Chariton’s novel, and perhaps Longus’ Daphnis and Chloe too. This evidence shows a continued readership of the ancient novel between the fifth and sixth centuries., FuturoClassico FCl, No 3 (2017)

Critical and exegetical notes on the text of chapter 166 (Antonius Diogenes’ The Incredible Things beyond Thule) of Photius’ Library. Notas críticas y exegéticas sobre el capítulo 166 (Antonio Diógenes, Las maravillas de más allá de Tule) de la Biblioteca de Focio.

Direct speech and dialogue are common in Greek romances. Yet scholars have barely focused on the scenes in which dialogues and monologues follow examples of written communication (epistles, messages, documents etc.). This paper analyses examples from Greek romances (Chariton, Antonius Diogenes, Xenophon of Ephesus, Achilles Tatius, Heliodorus) in which grammata appear to be related and intertwined with forms of dialogue. In these passages the dialogues tend to clarify and explain the meaning of the writing., Le discours direct et les dialogues sont récurrents dans les romans grecs. Les scènes au cours desquelles l’utilisation de la communication écrite (épîtres, messages, documents etc.) précède des formes de communication orale (dialogues, monologues) ne semblent pas avoir reçu toute l’attention qu’elles méritent. Dans cet article sont examinés des exemples tirés des romans grecs (Chariton, Antoine Diogène, Xénophon d’Éphèse, Achille Tatius, Héliodore) où les grammata semblent être en relation et en interaction avec des formes de dialogue qui tendent à préciser et expliciter le sens de l’écriture., Bianchi Nunzio. Grammata et rhemata : du rapport entre communication écrite et orale dans les romans grecs. In: Discours et débats dans l’ancien roman. Actes du colloque de Tours, 21-23 octobre 2004. Lyon : Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée Jean Pouilloux, 2006. pp. 119-140. (Collection de la Maison de l'Orient méditerranéen ancien. Série littéraire et philosophique, 36)

I codici foziani 165 e 243 presentano l'opera di Imerio: il cod. 165 il catalogo dei discorsi imeriani con la loro valutazione stilistica, il cod. 243 estratti da 36 discorsi.