Luisa Prandi
Biographic Data
| ID | 5635306 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luisa Prandi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luisa |
| FAMILY NAME | Prandi |
| SIGNATURE | PRANDI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Verona |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Clitarchus’ Alexander
This chapter deals with the main issues bearing upon Clitarchus and his work, moving beyond the usual division between Testimonia and Fragmenta and giving attention to the context and the agenda of each writer that mentioned him. Attention is given to his popularity as an Alexander historian and as a fine writer, as well as to the real significance of the narrative material attributed to him. This evidence can be combined with his few known biogr…
Gli oracoli sulla spedizione asiatica di Alessandro
This paper aims to show that Alexander displayed more confidence in oracles or signs geographically external to Macedonia and Greek peninsula and related to the Asian territory. He mainly worshipped Athena and Zeus, after the stops at Ilium and Siwah, and disdained Apollon, before and after the diabasis to Asia
Aristoboulos of Kassandreia (Aristobulus of Cassandreia)
Aristoboulos, son of Aristoboulos, followed Alexander in Asia and composed a work about the conquest; neither title nor extent are preserved. Overall, the content of the fragments is neutral or apologetic toward Alexander.
Onesikritos of Astypalaia
Onesikritos of Astypalaia ( BNJ 134), experienced in seafaring and connected with the island of Aigina, followed Alexander in Asia and wrote a work surviving only in fragments.
Fortuna e Realtà dell'Opera di Clitarco
L'opera di Clitarco, pur frammentaria, è per i moderni all'origine della maggior parte della tradizione su Alessandro Magno. L'A. traccia, attraverso un'analisi rigorosa sulle citazioni esplicite delle Storie, un quadro documentato della conoscenza e dell'uso di C. nell'antichità, che costituisce un contributo originale agli studi di Alessandrografia. L'A. affronta poi il problema della dipendenza da C. degli autori posteriori, formulando ipotesi…
Consiglieri inascoltati alla corte di Alessandro il Grande
Après quelques observations sur le rôle des conseillers à la cour du roi de Macédoine au iv e siècle av. J.-C., nous prenons en considération dans cet article le cas des rapports entre Alexandre et ceux qui lui fournirent des conseils pendant les années de l’expédition en Asie. Il s’agit d’épisodes qui ont en commun le refus du roi de recevoir toute suggestion qui ne coïncidât pas avec ses intentions. Leur étude offre également l’opportunité de r…
POxy LXXI 4808
This paper starts with a fresh survey of the textual problems of POxy LXXI 4808, accompanied by a recent photograph, and then turns to problems relating to the content. Careful analysis is devoted to the way in which the anonymous author of the text presents a series of historians: three historians of Alexander (Onesicritus, Chares and Cleitarchus), Hieronymus of Cardia and Polybius of Megalopolis. Particular emphasis is laid on the fact that the…
Onesikritos of Astypalaia
Onesikritos of Astypalaia (FGrH 134), member of an Aiginetan family already experienced with seafaring and involved with the philosopher Diogenes the Cynic (Figueira 1993), followed Alexander in Asia and wrote – perhaps close to 323 Bce – a work entitled How Alexander was educated, clearly inspired by Xenophon's Cyropaedia .
Plataia
Plataia, a small Polis in southern Boiotia, had over time relations with Athens, Sparta, and Macedonia: having refused to join the Boiotian League in the last quarter of the sixth century, it was constantly looking for protection against Theban expansionism.
Aristoboulos of Kassandreia
Aristoboulos, son of Aristoboulos, followed Alexander in Asia; he became citizen of Kassandreia (founded in 316 BCE , on the site of Potidaia) and composed a work about the conquest ( FGrH 139); neither title nor extent are preserved
Law, Rhetoric and Comedy in Classical Athens
Il passato nell' opera di Clitarco
Callistene. Uno storico tra Aristotele e i re macedoni
Gli oracoli sulla spedizione asiatica di Alessandro
This paper aims to show that Alexander displayed more confidence in oracles or signs geographically external to Macedonia and Greek peninsula and related to the Asian territory. He mainly worshipped Athena and Zeus, after the stops at Ilium and Siwah, and disdained Apollon, before and after the diabasis to Asia
Callistene. Uno storico tra Aristotele e i re macedoni
Il passato nell' opera di Clitarco
Law, Rhetoric and Comedy in Classical Athens
Onesikritos of Astypalaia
Onesikritos of Astypalaia (FGrH 134), member of an Aiginetan family already experienced with seafaring and involved with the philosopher Diogenes the Cynic (Figueira 1993), followed Alexander in Asia and wrote – perhaps close to 323 Bce – a work entitled How Alexander was educated, clearly inspired by Xenophon's Cyropaedia .
Plataia
Plataia, a small Polis in southern Boiotia, had over time relations with Athens, Sparta, and Macedonia: having refused to join the Boiotian League in the last quarter of the sixth century, it was constantly looking for protection against Theban expansionism.
Aristoboulos of Kassandreia
Aristoboulos, son of Aristoboulos, followed Alexander in Asia; he became citizen of Kassandreia (founded in 316 BCE , on the site of Potidaia) and composed a work about the conquest ( FGrH 139); neither title nor extent are preserved
POxy LXXI 4808
This paper starts with a fresh survey of the textual problems of POxy LXXI 4808, accompanied by a recent photograph, and then turns to problems relating to the content. Careful analysis is devoted to the way in which the anonymous author of the text presents a series of historians: three historians of Alexander (Onesicritus, Chares and Cleitarchus), Hieronymus of Cardia and Polybius of Megalopolis. Particular emphasis is laid on the fact that the…
Fortuna e Realtà dell'Opera di Clitarco
L'opera di Clitarco, pur frammentaria, è per i moderni all'origine della maggior parte della tradizione su Alessandro Magno. L'A. traccia, attraverso un'analisi rigorosa sulle citazioni esplicite delle Storie, un quadro documentato della conoscenza e dell'uso di C. nell'antichità, che costituisce un contributo originale agli studi di Alessandrografia. L'A. affronta poi il problema della dipendenza da C. degli autori posteriori, formulando ipotesi…
Consiglieri inascoltati alla corte di Alessandro il Grande
Après quelques observations sur le rôle des conseillers à la cour du roi de Macédoine au iv e siècle av. J.-C., nous prenons en considération dans cet article le cas des rapports entre Alexandre et ceux qui lui fournirent des conseils pendant les années de l’expédition en Asie. Il s’agit d’épisodes qui ont en commun le refus du roi de recevoir toute suggestion qui ne coïncidât pas avec ses intentions. Leur étude offre également l’opportunité de r…
Aristoboulos of Kassandreia (Aristobulus of Cassandreia)
Aristoboulos, son of Aristoboulos, followed Alexander in Asia and composed a work about the conquest; neither title nor extent are preserved. Overall, the content of the fragments is neutral or apologetic toward Alexander.
Onesikritos of Astypalaia
Onesikritos of Astypalaia ( BNJ 134), experienced in seafaring and connected with the island of Aigina, followed Alexander in Asia and wrote a work surviving only in fragments.
Gli oracoli sulla spedizione asiatica di Alessandro
This paper aims to show that Alexander displayed more confidence in oracles or signs geographically external to Macedonia and Greek peninsula and related to the Asian territory. He mainly worshipped Athena and Zeus, after the stops at Ilium and Siwah, and disdained Apollon, before and after the diabasis to Asia
Clitarchus’ Alexander
This chapter deals with the main issues bearing upon Clitarchus and his work, moving beyond the usual division between Testimonia and Fragmenta and giving attention to the context and the agenda of each writer that mentioned him. Attention is given to his popularity as an Alexander historian and as a fine writer, as well as to the real significance of the narrative material attributed to him. This evidence can be combined with his few known biogr…
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