László Takács
Biographic Data
| ID | 6014737 |
|---|---|
| NAME | László Takács |
| GIVEN NAMES | László |
| FAMILY NAME | Takács |
| SIGNATURE | TAKÁCS L |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1 Please ask the editor of the journal. |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8030-5821 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Galeotto Marzio, De doctrina promiscua
Time of Heresy. Haeresis – error – hallucinatio
The Mysteries of Mithras and Other Mystic Cults in the Roman World
Gausoald püspök sírfelirata
Concordia discors – avagy az első triumvirátus megítélése Nero korában
Remarks on the interpretation of ex eo in Chapter 24 of Tacitus’ Agricola
In Chapter 24 of Tacitus’ Agricola the historian claims — as it is frequently mentioned in the various editions of this work — that he heard his father-in-law discuss the easy invasion of Ireland (Hibernia) many times. In this paper the author attempts to demonstrate that the Zweibrücken-edition of the Agricola offers a more plausible text-variation
The Eclogues of Miklós Radnóti
At the beginning of the 19th century, when the poets wanted to create the national epic poem of Hungarians, they followed the Aeneid; at the end of the 18th century, when the agricultural reform was established in Hungary under the Habsburgs, the poets wrote agricultural poems in Vergilian form and translated and modernized his Georgics. The world of Vergil depicted in the Eclogues and in the Georgics became the idealized Arcadia, and poets and w…
Vita – Könyvszemle
The book composition of Persius
n\t\t\t\tAccording to the ancient biography of Persius the poet left his book containing the satires unfinished. The text was emended by L. Annaeus Cornutus, the satirists master and friend, and the book was published by his friend, the poet Caesius Bassus. Because there is not any information of the form of Persius’book at the time of his premature death, the paper is focusing on the question: which principle is the book composition of satires b…
Mit nem mondott Lucanus Persius költeményeiről
Könyvszemle
Anneo Cornuto: Compendio di Teologia Greca. (Testo greco a fronte.) Saggio introduttivo e integrativo, traduzione e apparati di Ilaria Ramelli. Milano 2003.; Commentum Cornuti in Persium. Recognoverunt et adnotatione critica instruxerunt W. V. Clausen et J. E. G. Zetzel. Monachii et Lipsiae in aedibus K. G. Saur, Bibliotheca Scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana MMIV.; David Noy-Alexander Panayotov-Hanswulf Bloedhorn: Inscriptiones Judaic…
Megjegyzések a tacitusi Agricola 24. caputjában szereplő ex eo értelmezéséhez
Cornelius Tacitus Agricola című művének 24.caputjában 1 Britannia nyugati partvidékének felderítéséről és Hiberniáról ír, majd miután megjegyezte, hogy ennek a szigetnek a fölfedezése elsősorban a kereskedőknek (s nem a legióknak) köszönhető ([in] melius aditus portusque per commercia et negotiatores cogniti), a következőket írja: Agricola expulsum seditione domestica unum ex regulis gentis exceperat ac specie amicitiae in occasionem retinebat.sa…
Metamorphosis and Disruption
Seneca, in the 114th piece of his Moral letters (written most probably in the fall of 64 A.D.), evokes a part of Virgil's Georgics, which he already quoted and construed more than 10 years earlier in De clementia, addressed to Nero. At the same time, he lashes out on Maecenas. Since Seneca mentions such characteristics of Maecenas that, according to historical sources, resemble some of Nero's actions, and since he evokes a fragment already analyz…
Kutatási beszámoló Hieronymus és Aelius Donatus Vergilius-kommentárjai (Otka F 029866)
Könyvszemle
Szilágyi János György: Pelasg ősök nyomában. Budapest 2002.; Horváth László: Az athéni Hypereidés (fordítás és tanulmányok). Budapest 2001.; K. W. Kierdorf: Römische Geschichtsschreibung der republikanischen Zeit. Heidelberg 2003.; Michael von Albrecht: A római irodalom története, I-II. kötet. Ford. Tar Ibolya. Budapest 2003-2004.; Egy magyar idegenvezető Bábel tornyában, Lénárd Sándor írásai a nyelvekről. Szerk. Siklós Péter és Terts István. Bud…
The Story of a Fragment of L. Annaeus Cornutus
As testified by a fragment, which survived in the oeuvre of Charisius, a grammarian from the late Antiquity, L. Annaeus Cornutus dedicated his critical work on Virgil to Silius Italicus, the author of the epic entitled Punica, who belonged to Nero's circle of literati in his youth. Given the knowledge of the history of Nero's literary circle and the findings of a careful examination of the fragment, it can be assumed that this work of Cornutus, w…
The Presents of Eustochium
In 384 AD, on the anniversary of the martyrdom of St Peter and Paul, St Jerome wrote a short letter (Letter 31) to Eustochium. In it, he thanked her for the presents (doves, epistels and bracelets) that Eustochium, his pupil, had sent him for the celebration. In the study the author attempts to shed light on the true nature of these gifts
Könyvszemle
Gesztelyi Tamás: Antike Gemmen im Ungarischen Nationalmuseum. Budapest 2000. Barton, Tamsyn: Ancient Astrology. London 1994Parker, Victor: Untersuchungen zum Lelantischen Krieg und verwandten Problemen der frühgriechischen Geschichte. StuttgartSchubert, Christoph: Studien zum Nerobild in der Lateinischen Dichtung der Antike. Stuttgart und Leipzig 1998. Hausmaninger, H.-Selb, W: Römisches Privatrecht.Wien 2001
L. Annaeus Cornutus egyik töredékének története
L. Annaeus Cornutus - a késő-ókori grammatikusnál, Charisiusnál fennmaradt töredék alapján - Vegiliusról szóló kritikai művét Silius Italicusnak, a Punica című eposz szerzőjének ajánlotta, aki ifjúkorában Nero költői köréhez tartozott. Nero irodalmi köre történetének ismeretében és a töredék részletes elemzése alapján feltételezhető, hogy Cornutus ezt a művét, amelyet az idősebb Plinius idézhetett Dubius sermo című művében, alighanem a 60-as évek…
Das angst-motiv in der Octavia des pseudo-Seneca
All the actors in Octavia , a pseudo-Senecan drama, are afraid of something. Only the Roman people are capable of overcoming their fears and of supporting the emperor's rejected wife and this eventually leads to their fall. Octavia, who enjoys the people's sympathy, nonetheless remains passive. Her passivity can be interpreted as a form of resistance through inactivity - she considers this the only means of preventing the impending marriage betwe…
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Das angst-motiv in der Octavia des pseudo-Seneca
All the actors in Octavia , a pseudo-Senecan drama, are afraid of something. Only the Roman people are capable of overcoming their fears and of supporting the emperor's rejected wife and this eventually leads to their fall. Octavia, who enjoys the people's sympathy, nonetheless remains passive. Her passivity can be interpreted as a form of resistance through inactivity - she considers this the only means of preventing the impending marriage betwe…
Könyvszemle
Gesztelyi Tamás: Antike Gemmen im Ungarischen Nationalmuseum. Budapest 2000. Barton, Tamsyn: Ancient Astrology. London 1994Parker, Victor: Untersuchungen zum Lelantischen Krieg und verwandten Problemen der frühgriechischen Geschichte. StuttgartSchubert, Christoph: Studien zum Nerobild in der Lateinischen Dichtung der Antike. Stuttgart und Leipzig 1998. Hausmaninger, H.-Selb, W: Römisches Privatrecht.Wien 2001
L. Annaeus Cornutus egyik töredékének története
L. Annaeus Cornutus - a késő-ókori grammatikusnál, Charisiusnál fennmaradt töredék alapján - Vegiliusról szóló kritikai művét Silius Italicusnak, a Punica című eposz szerzőjének ajánlotta, aki ifjúkorában Nero költői köréhez tartozott. Nero irodalmi köre történetének ismeretében és a töredék részletes elemzése alapján feltételezhető, hogy Cornutus ezt a művét, amelyet az idősebb Plinius idézhetett Dubius sermo című művében, alighanem a 60-as évek…
The Presents of Eustochium
In 384 AD, on the anniversary of the martyrdom of St Peter and Paul, St Jerome wrote a short letter (Letter 31) to Eustochium. In it, he thanked her for the presents (doves, epistels and bracelets) that Eustochium, his pupil, had sent him for the celebration. In the study the author attempts to shed light on the true nature of these gifts
Kutatási beszámoló Hieronymus és Aelius Donatus Vergilius-kommentárjai (Otka F 029866)
Könyvszemle
Szilágyi János György: Pelasg ősök nyomában. Budapest 2002.; Horváth László: Az athéni Hypereidés (fordítás és tanulmányok). Budapest 2001.; K. W. Kierdorf: Römische Geschichtsschreibung der republikanischen Zeit. Heidelberg 2003.; Michael von Albrecht: A római irodalom története, I-II. kötet. Ford. Tar Ibolya. Budapest 2003-2004.; Egy magyar idegenvezető Bábel tornyában, Lénárd Sándor írásai a nyelvekről. Szerk. Siklós Péter és Terts István. Bud…
The Story of a Fragment of L. Annaeus Cornutus
As testified by a fragment, which survived in the oeuvre of Charisius, a grammarian from the late Antiquity, L. Annaeus Cornutus dedicated his critical work on Virgil to Silius Italicus, the author of the epic entitled Punica, who belonged to Nero's circle of literati in his youth. Given the knowledge of the history of Nero's literary circle and the findings of a careful examination of the fragment, it can be assumed that this work of Cornutus, w…
Metamorphosis and Disruption
Seneca, in the 114th piece of his Moral letters (written most probably in the fall of 64 A.D.), evokes a part of Virgil's Georgics, which he already quoted and construed more than 10 years earlier in De clementia, addressed to Nero. At the same time, he lashes out on Maecenas. Since Seneca mentions such characteristics of Maecenas that, according to historical sources, resemble some of Nero's actions, and since he evokes a fragment already analyz…
Könyvszemle
Anneo Cornuto: Compendio di Teologia Greca. (Testo greco a fronte.) Saggio introduttivo e integrativo, traduzione e apparati di Ilaria Ramelli. Milano 2003.; Commentum Cornuti in Persium. Recognoverunt et adnotatione critica instruxerunt W. V. Clausen et J. E. G. Zetzel. Monachii et Lipsiae in aedibus K. G. Saur, Bibliotheca Scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana MMIV.; David Noy-Alexander Panayotov-Hanswulf Bloedhorn: Inscriptiones Judaic…
Megjegyzések a tacitusi Agricola 24. caputjában szereplő ex eo értelmezéséhez
Cornelius Tacitus Agricola című művének 24.caputjában 1 Britannia nyugati partvidékének felderítéséről és Hiberniáról ír, majd miután megjegyezte, hogy ennek a szigetnek a fölfedezése elsősorban a kereskedőknek (s nem a legióknak) köszönhető ([in] melius aditus portusque per commercia et negotiatores cogniti), a következőket írja: Agricola expulsum seditione domestica unum ex regulis gentis exceperat ac specie amicitiae in occasionem retinebat.sa…
Mit nem mondott Lucanus Persius költeményeiről
The book composition of Persius
n\t\t\t\tAccording to the ancient biography of Persius the poet left his book containing the satires unfinished. The text was emended by L. Annaeus Cornutus, the satirists master and friend, and the book was published by his friend, the poet Caesius Bassus. Because there is not any information of the form of Persius’book at the time of his premature death, the paper is focusing on the question: which principle is the book composition of satires b…
Vita – Könyvszemle
Concordia discors – avagy az első triumvirátus megítélése Nero korában
Remarks on the interpretation of ex eo in Chapter 24 of Tacitus’ Agricola
In Chapter 24 of Tacitus’ Agricola the historian claims — as it is frequently mentioned in the various editions of this work — that he heard his father-in-law discuss the easy invasion of Ireland (Hibernia) many times. In this paper the author attempts to demonstrate that the Zweibrücken-edition of the Agricola offers a more plausible text-variation
The Eclogues of Miklós Radnóti
At the beginning of the 19th century, when the poets wanted to create the national epic poem of Hungarians, they followed the Aeneid; at the end of the 18th century, when the agricultural reform was established in Hungary under the Habsburgs, the poets wrote agricultural poems in Vergilian form and translated and modernized his Georgics. The world of Vergil depicted in the Eclogues and in the Georgics became the idealized Arcadia, and poets and w…
Gausoald püspök sírfelirata
The Mysteries of Mithras and Other Mystic Cults in the Roman World
Galeotto Marzio, De doctrina promiscua
Time of Heresy. Haeresis – error – hallucinatio
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