HUMANISTICA LOVANIENSIA
JOURNAL OF NEO-LATIN STUDIES
Dear Reader,
The Spring 2019 issue (volume 68.1) of HL has just been published online. You can read and download all articles for free on humanistica.be.
Table of Contents:
ARTICLES
– Thomas Haye, Die lateinische Poesie des Laurent de Premierfait. Französischer Frühhumanismus in mittelalterlicher Tradition? (9-66)
– Katharina-Maria Schön, Non temere sed iudicio. Prozesse der Urteilsfindung in und um Thomas Morus’ Utopia (67-104)
– Fabio Gatti, Un dramma satiresco in latino. Il Ciclope nell’Italia del Cinquecento (105-133)
– Martin Korenjak, Explaining Natural Science in Hexameters. Scientific Didactic Epic in the Early Modern Era (135-175)
– Guillaume Flamerie de Lachapelle, Quand Virgile, Horace et Claudien exaltent Louis XVIII. L’épître dédicatoire de la Bibliotheca classica Latina de Nicolas-Éloi Lemaire (177-210)
MISCELLANEA
– Giovanni Grandi, Angelo Poliziano and the graphetai Symbol in His Notes on Catullus (211-227)
– Gianmario Cattaneo, Due note critiche ai Commentarii linguae Graecae di Guillaume Budé (229-235)
– Dominik Berrens, The Meaning of Flora(237-249)
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