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1. SAN LORENZO COME CENTRO DI STUDI: IL CONTRIBUTO DI CARLO NARDI.

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Giannarelli, Elena

Abstract

Following the example of ancient canons of Saint Lawrence's Chapter, don Carlo Nardi always took active part into cultural Centers there based and into cultural events hold in the prestigious complex. He was a member of Centro di Studi patristici, co-director of the series "Biblioteca Patristica", author of many books, critical editions of Greek and Latin texts included. He gave many papers into conferences he organised also for Centro di Studi e Documentazione San Lorenzo. His activity is linked to the memory of Prof. Mario Naldini, patrologist and papyrologist, and mons. Angiolo Livi, prior of Saint Lawrence's till 2014. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022

2. SAN LORENZO COME CENTRO DI STUDI: IL CONTRIBUTO DI CARLO NARDI.

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Giannarelli, Elena

Abstract

Following the example of ancient canons of Saint Lawrence's Chapter, don Carlo Nardi always took active part into cultural Centers there based and into cultural events hold in the prestigious complex. He was a member of Centro di Studi patristici, co-director of the series "Biblioteca Patristica", author of many books, critical editions of Greek and Latin texts included. He gave many papers into conferences he organised also for Centro di Studi e Documentazione San Lorenzo. His activity is linked to the memory of Prof. Mario Naldini, patrologist and papyrologist, and mons. Angiolo Livi, prior of Saint Lawrence's till 2014. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

5. Lo specchio e il ritratto. Scansioni dell'età, topoi e modelli femminili fra paganesimo e cristianesimo

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Giannarelli, Elena

Subjects
Filologia greca e latina, storia delle donne, filosofia, esegesi cristiana, retorica, scansioni dell'età, etica, lcsh:History (General), lcsh:Women. Feminism, lcsh:D1-2009, lcsh:HQ1101-2030.7
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The mythical Helen at the mirrow crying her lost beauty and youth, the old courtesan Laide vowing her mirrow to Aphrodite as she needs it no more, introduce to the problem of gradus aetatum (the ages of life) for women in Greek and Latin literature, both pagan and Christian. The second part of the research deals with the common places of puer senex, puer maior sua aetate as used by ancient writers for a girl. Physical and spiritual age were considered in opposition in a philosophical and religious perspective. The transformation of a young girl into an old woman is strictly linked to the transformation of a woman into a man, according to the typology of mulier virilis. So on a spiritual level young women may become models for old men; however women have no age as their social role prevails. The last part focuses on the problem of old women in antiquity. Youth and beauty, positive values in pagan texts, were considered as belonging to the earthly life in Christian works and had to be overcome. Holy beauty is the only recognized form of beauty for ascetic women and they acquired it after death. In late antiquity ideal women had no sex and no age, no mirrow and no physical portrait., Storia delle Donne, Vol. 2 (2006): Invecchiare. Donne epoche culture

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2006

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