Enrico Magnelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 4124974 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Enrico Magnelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Enrico |
| FAMILY NAME | Magnelli |
| SIGNATURE | MAGNELLI E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Florence |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6596-8317 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Aspetti dell’uso del mito nella poesia di Nicandro
Nicandro fa del materiale mitico un uso frequente ma controllato, all’insegna della brevità, soprattutto negli Alexipharmaca che da questo punto di vista si differenziano dai Theriaca in direzione di una tendenza alla condensazione di gusto post-alessandrino
Rethinking Aristophanes’ Comic Hero
This paper aims to reconsider the so-called ‘comic heroism’ in Aristophanes’ extant plays. The comic hero does not always express the collective self-image, like Dicaeopolis in Acharnians and Trygaios in Peace; Knights, as early as 424 bc, is a telling instance of Aristophanes’ will to introduce a much more nuanced picture of both the imaginary and the real Athens. Clouds and Wasps also provide further variations. But the real turning point comes…
The Nonnian Hexameter
Analisi dettagliata dell'esametro di Nonno. ------ Detailed analysis of Nonnus' hexameter.
Myth and history in Euphorion’s eastern tales
De nombreux passages de l’œuvre d’Euphorion s’attachent à des sujets liés à l’Asie et au Proche-Orient, tout en prenant parfois soin de les lier, aussi, à la Grèce propre. Cette présence de sujets orientaux contraste en revanche avec l’absence complète de références à l’Égypte dans les fragments qui nous sont parvenus. Euphorion a-t-il tenté de créer une géographie poétique similaire à celle de ses modèles alexandrins, mais dont l’intérêt serait …
Callimachus and Later Greek Poetry
The paper discusses the various ways in which Greek poets, from the midthird century BC down to the Byzantine age, exploited Callimachus’ language, style, and poetics and how the reception of Callimachus changed over time. Refined Hellenistic authors such as Euphorion and Nicander imitated the Cyrenaean poet in both diction and meter: their Imperial successors proved more selective, integrating a Callimachean heritage into their own (sometimes ve…
Nicander
Colluthus' ‘Homeric’ Epyllion
Poetaster, plagiarist, parrot, and so on. During the last two centuries, Colluthus has been widely reputed an utterly bad poet by both amateur readers and professional scholars: his reputation is not much better than that once enjoyed by, say, Eudocia or Dioscorus of Aphrodito. It is therefore unsurprising that the literary features of his poem have won very little attention from the res publica philologorum . Efforts have been made to emend its …
Meter and Diction
Analisi dell’evoluzione stilistica e metrica dell’epigramma greco dal III sec. a.C. al I sec. d.C. ------------ Analysis of the stylistic and metrical development of Greek epigram from the 3rd c. BC to the 1st c. AD
Bucolic Tradition and Poetic Programme in Calpurnius Siculus
Versione inglese riveduta e ampliata di ID 348733
Rethinking Aristophanes’ Comic Hero
This paper aims to reconsider the so-called ‘comic heroism’ in Aristophanes’ extant plays. The comic hero does not always express the collective self-image, like Dicaeopolis in Acharnians and Trygaios in Peace; Knights, as early as 424 bc, is a telling instance of Aristophanes’ will to introduce a much more nuanced picture of both the imaginary and the real Athens. Clouds and Wasps also provide further variations. But the real turning point comes…
Bucolic Tradition and Poetic Programme in Calpurnius Siculus
Versione inglese riveduta e ampliata di ID 348733
Meter and Diction
Analisi dell’evoluzione stilistica e metrica dell’epigramma greco dal III sec. a.C. al I sec. d.C. ------------ Analysis of the stylistic and metrical development of Greek epigram from the 3rd c. BC to the 1st c. AD
Colluthus' ‘Homeric’ Epyllion
Poetaster, plagiarist, parrot, and so on. During the last two centuries, Colluthus has been widely reputed an utterly bad poet by both amateur readers and professional scholars: his reputation is not much better than that once enjoyed by, say, Eudocia or Dioscorus of Aphrodito. It is therefore unsurprising that the literary features of his poem have won very little attention from the res publica philologorum . Efforts have been made to emend its …
Nicander
Callimachus and Later Greek Poetry
The paper discusses the various ways in which Greek poets, from the midthird century BC down to the Byzantine age, exploited Callimachus’ language, style, and poetics and how the reception of Callimachus changed over time. Refined Hellenistic authors such as Euphorion and Nicander imitated the Cyrenaean poet in both diction and meter: their Imperial successors proved more selective, integrating a Callimachean heritage into their own (sometimes ve…
Myth and history in Euphorion’s eastern tales
De nombreux passages de l’œuvre d’Euphorion s’attachent à des sujets liés à l’Asie et au Proche-Orient, tout en prenant parfois soin de les lier, aussi, à la Grèce propre. Cette présence de sujets orientaux contraste en revanche avec l’absence complète de références à l’Égypte dans les fragments qui nous sont parvenus. Euphorion a-t-il tenté de créer une géographie poétique similaire à celle de ses modèles alexandrins, mais dont l’intérêt serait …
The Nonnian Hexameter
Analisi dettagliata dell'esametro di Nonno. ------ Detailed analysis of Nonnus' hexameter.
Rethinking Aristophanes’ Comic Hero
This paper aims to reconsider the so-called ‘comic heroism’ in Aristophanes’ extant plays. The comic hero does not always express the collective self-image, like Dicaeopolis in Acharnians and Trygaios in Peace; Knights, as early as 424 bc, is a telling instance of Aristophanes’ will to introduce a much more nuanced picture of both the imaginary and the real Athens. Clouds and Wasps also provide further variations. But the real turning point comes…
Aspetti dell’uso del mito nella poesia di Nicandro
Nicandro fa del materiale mitico un uso frequente ma controllato, all’insegna della brevità, soprattutto negli Alexipharmaca che da questo punto di vista si differenziano dai Theriaca in direzione di una tendenza alla condensazione di gusto post-alessandrino
Art (8 works) · Literature (7 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (6 works) · History (5 works) · Diction (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Poetry (4 works) · Classics (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)