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Mit diesem Band sind die Schriften aus dem Nachlass Friedrich Schlegels vollständig publiziert. Hier wird eine dokumentarische Erstedition vorgelegt, die durch eine lückenlose Dokumentation der von Schlegel benutzten Quellen und Ausgaben die Forschung zu seinen frühen Studien der antiken Literatur auf eine ganz neue Grundlage stellt. Der Band bringt beide Hefte in der äußeren Form, wie sie der Autor angelegt hat, mit Haupttext und einer Marginalspalte. Im Kommentar werden neben Erklärungen zur Literaturtheorie Schlegels auch die Referenzen auf Quellen erschlossen. Umfangreiche Register ergänzen den Band. Erstmals wird es möglich, Gedankengang und Selbstkommentierungen in der Form ihrer Verschriftlichung zu dokumentieren und nachzuvollziehen.

antike Literatur --- Dichtung --- Griechenland --- griechische Komödie --- Kölner Manuskripte --- Literaturtheorie --- Schlegel --- Poetik

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Tai͏̈phakos, Iōannēs G. --- Griechenland --- (Produktform)Electronic book text --- Altphilologie --- Antike Literatur --- Classical Studies --- (VLB-WN)9553

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This is a rich collection of twenty-seven essays to mark the memory of Ioannis Taifacos. For two decades (1993–2013) Ioannis Taifacos worked hard to establish the Department of Classics and Philosophy as an autonomous administrative unit at the newly-founded University of Cyprus and to integrate it into the wider academic community. All the essays are original, and are written by an international group of established scholars. The eleven papers of Part I deal with Greek and Latin literature: epic poetry, Polybius, Lucian, Tatian, Gregory of Nazianzus, the reception of Greek epigram in nineteenth-century Greece; Cicero, Caesar, Atellane Comedy, Ovid, and the bilingual poetry of Late Antiquity. Part II features five papers on Greek and Latin scholarship, and three on papyrological, rhetorical and linguistic topics: Valerius Probus, Priscian, John of Alexandria (Aelius Herodian), the Greek Etymologica, 'prototypon/absolutum' in Latin grammatical terminology; the papyrus rolls of the Aristotelian Constitution of Athens and Herodas' Mimiambs George of Trebizond; a graecism in Latin syntax. Part III, made up of seven papers, is devoted to Anaximander, Plato, Aristotle, Clearchus, Stoics, Cynics, Galen, and Nicolaus Cusanus. Finally, Part IV contains a paper on the Arabian policy of Trajan.

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