Gilbert Bagnani
Biographic Data
| ID | 3623999 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gilbert Bagnani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gilbert |
| FAMILY NAME | Bagnani |
| SIGNATURE | BAGNANI G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1919 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Macaulay and Xenophon
On Fakes and Forgeries
IN 1931 Ludwig Borchardt published as a Beilage to the sixty-sixth volume of the Zeitschrift fiir aegyptische Sprache four pages of text accompanied by six plates entitled Aegyptische 'Altertiimer,' die ich fiir neuzeitlich halte, a kind of Rogues' Gallery of fifty-six objects, many of them recent purchases by some of the most respectable museums in the world. could not help thinking him slightly naive when a few years later he complained that he…
"Latin Epigraphy and the New "Album of Dated Latin Inscriptions
Winckelmann and the Second Renascence, 1755-1955
"Sullani Manes" and Lucan's Rhetoric
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law
No Fire without Smoke
THE scene conjured up by this famous ode is positively Dickensian. It is Christmas time at Dingley Dell. Outside, the snow is lying about, deep and crisp and even. Indoors, the guests and servants have gathered in the great hall, where the Yule log is blazing merrily. From one angulus comes the laughter of Miss Arabella Allen, from another the rhythmic breathing of the Fat Boy. Mr. Wardle, overflowing with benignity and hospitality, calls for mor…
Trimalchio
Forma Urbis Romae Imperatorum Temporibus
Divine Right and Roman Law
THE institutions of England are invariably perplexing and usually irrational. That, in practice, they work both smoothly and efficiently, renders them all more irritating to logical Latin mind. Occasionally, however, some unexpected breakdown, some cause celabre, reveals to an astonished public strange anachronisms, anomalies, or illogicalities. The great and deserved success of The Winslow Boy has revived public interest in Archer-Shee case in i…
Eternal Lawyer
The Classical Technique
MR. GEOFFREY TILLOTSON, in his book on Pope, after quoting the description of Timon's Villa that ends swallows roost in Nilus' dusty urn, remarks: Pope's sense of beauty was practical than that of Wordsworth. Not that Wordsworth's was impractical-a sunrise could certainly minister a mind diseased or a mind unclean. But there are few whom life allows the opportunities for such a catharsis: There is chance of the day's salvation if the cleansing co…
The Case of the Poisoned Mushrooms
The Transcription of Late Hieratic
The Transcription of Late Hieratic
The Roman Campagna and Its Treasures
The Subterranean Basilica at Porta Maggiore
On the 21st of April, 1917, the embankment of the Rome-Naples railway gave way a short distance outside the Porta Maggiore: the works undertaken to repair the damage led to the discovery of a subterranean building of the greatest interest. One may say, without fear of exaggeration, that this is one of the most important discoveries ever made in Rome, and it raises a formidable number of problems archaeological, historical and artistic. It is impo…
On Fakes and Forgeries
IN 1931 Ludwig Borchardt published as a Beilage to the sixty-sixth volume of the Zeitschrift fiir aegyptische Sprache four pages of text accompanied by six plates entitled Aegyptische 'Altertiimer,' die ich fiir neuzeitlich halte, a kind of Rogues' Gallery of fifty-six objects, many of them recent purchases by some of the most respectable museums in the world. could not help thinking him slightly naive when a few years later he complained that he…
"Sullani Manes" and Lucan's Rhetoric
The Subterranean Basilica at Porta Maggiore
On the 21st of April, 1917, the embankment of the Rome-Naples railway gave way a short distance outside the Porta Maggiore: the works undertaken to repair the damage led to the discovery of a subterranean building of the greatest interest. One may say, without fear of exaggeration, that this is one of the most important discoveries ever made in Rome, and it raises a formidable number of problems archaeological, historical and artistic. It is impo…
The Subterranean Basilica at Porta Maggiore
On the 21st of April, 1917, the embankment of the Rome-Naples railway gave way a short distance outside the Porta Maggiore: the works undertaken to repair the damage led to the discovery of a subterranean building of the greatest interest. One may say, without fear of exaggeration, that this is one of the most important discoveries ever made in Rome, and it raises a formidable number of problems archaeological, historical and artistic. It is impo…
The Roman Campagna and Its Treasures
The Transcription of Late Hieratic
The Transcription of Late Hieratic
The Case of the Poisoned Mushrooms
The Classical Technique
MR. GEOFFREY TILLOTSON, in his book on Pope, after quoting the description of Timon's Villa that ends swallows roost in Nilus' dusty urn, remarks: Pope's sense of beauty was practical than that of Wordsworth. Not that Wordsworth's was impractical-a sunrise could certainly minister a mind diseased or a mind unclean. But there are few whom life allows the opportunities for such a catharsis: There is chance of the day's salvation if the cleansing co…
Eternal Lawyer
Divine Right and Roman Law
THE institutions of England are invariably perplexing and usually irrational. That, in practice, they work both smoothly and efficiently, renders them all more irritating to logical Latin mind. Occasionally, however, some unexpected breakdown, some cause celabre, reveals to an astonished public strange anachronisms, anomalies, or illogicalities. The great and deserved success of The Winslow Boy has revived public interest in Archer-Shee case in i…
Forma Urbis Romae Imperatorum Temporibus
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law
No Fire without Smoke
THE scene conjured up by this famous ode is positively Dickensian. It is Christmas time at Dingley Dell. Outside, the snow is lying about, deep and crisp and even. Indoors, the guests and servants have gathered in the great hall, where the Yule log is blazing merrily. From one angulus comes the laughter of Miss Arabella Allen, from another the rhythmic breathing of the Fat Boy. Mr. Wardle, overflowing with benignity and hospitality, calls for mor…
Trimalchio
Winckelmann and the Second Renascence, 1755-1955
"Sullani Manes" and Lucan's Rhetoric
"Latin Epigraphy and the New "Album of Dated Latin Inscriptions
On Fakes and Forgeries
IN 1931 Ludwig Borchardt published as a Beilage to the sixty-sixth volume of the Zeitschrift fiir aegyptische Sprache four pages of text accompanied by six plates entitled Aegyptische 'Altertiimer,' die ich fiir neuzeitlich halte, a kind of Rogues' Gallery of fifty-six objects, many of them recent purchases by some of the most respectable museums in the world. could not help thinking him slightly naive when a few years later he complained that he…
Macaulay and Xenophon
Art (10 works) · Philosophy (10 works) · History (8 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (3 works) · Classics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Historical and Religious Studies of Rome (3 works)