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Un ricordo di Francesco della Corte

A short note about the italian scholar Francesco della Corte (1913-1991)

Note sulla liturgia genovese di San Siro

The texts featured by the liturgy for the feast of St Syrus in Genoa (died 381) show strata of remote origin, probably rooted in the Late Antiquity, and mediaeval sources, namely the Vita written by Jacobus de Varagine in his Legenda Aurea, and an ancient Vita

Strumenti e prospettive per lo studio del latino

An introduction to the study of Latin (particularly Linguistics) and textual criticism

Codex Angelicus 123. Studi sul Graduale-Tropario bolognese del secolo XI e sui manoscritti collegati, (Saggi e Ricerche, 7) ed. Maria Teresa Rosa - Barezzani, Giampaolo Ropa

Notes and criticism on this collection of essays concerning an important Medieval Northern Italian manuscript

Francesco Della Corte

A biography of the Italian scholar Francesco Della Corte (1913-1991), Professor of Latin at the University of Geno

Quaesivi vultum tuum. Liturgy, figura and Christ’s Presence

For medieval Christians, the figural, typological meaning is of the greatest importance in trying to make sense of historical events. There are not only figural meanings in the events of the past \u2013 i.e., those recounted in the Old Testament \u2013 that are fulfilled in the New Testament, but also in the events taking place after the life of Christ. Within this framework, the topic of God\u2019s Face finds its meaning: the Holy Face is not only a relic, but also \u2013 or even primarily \u2013 a real figura

Traduzioni oraziane: ricognizione e spazi di ricerca

In the light of the extensive research on Horace's manuscript tradition and translations or adaptations done between the 16th and the 18th century, it is now necessary to study the translations and studies devoted to him in the 19th century. The present study presents a survey of the translations of the Ars Poetica in the early 19th century. Although Romanticism diminished attunement with Horace, editorial interest in his works remains considerable, and therefore a comprehensive research seems opportune

Margini del Graduale: altre semiologie

Accanto a composizioni appartenenti al fondo "romano-franco", il cosiddetto "gregoriano" in quanto tale, le edizioni vaticane del Graduale pubblicano molti brani di epoca medievale e anche più recenti. Nel XIX secolo molti brani di questo tipo venivano "gregorianizzati", come ad es. il celebre "Adeste fideles". Nelle edizioni attuali restano tracce di questa pratica, ed è importante notare che un'esecuzione gregorianizzata costituisce una falsificazione storica.Along with musical compositions belonging to the Roman-Frankish chant (the so-called "Gregorian Chant" as such), the Vatican edition of the Roman Graduale publishes many pieces of Medieval and even later composition. In the 19th century many "later" items were printed as pseudo-Gregorian chant (see e.g. the well known Adeste Fideles). In the current editions, some traces of this "medievalising" practice are still detectable in the 1974 Graduale. It is important to realise that performing these pieces as if they were Gregorian Chant would be a forgery

Misura e senso (nota lucreziana)

In Epicureanism, "universe" is not "world". Our world "works" because it has its own rules, but within the universe as such many sets of possibly very different rules are perfectly possible. So our world has an internal meaning, but not the universe. Lucretius's text is compared with Heidegger, Montale, and Leopardi