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Carmina Latina Epigraphica post-Bücheleriana of Rome. A selection of epitaphs in elegiac couplets
Since the publication of the still fundamental standard editions of Carmina Latina Epigraphica (CLE) by Bücheler (1895 and 1897) and Lommatzsch (1926), a significant number of new CLE have been discovered. Numerous editions and thematic studies focusing on CLE from Roman provinces, regions and cities have since emerged, incorporating the inscriptions ...
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CUGUSI, Paolo. Aspetti letterari dei Carmina Latina Epigraphica
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2015
Latin verse inscriptions, the so-called carmina epigraphica, are among the treasures of our epigraphic heritage. They are especially demanding because of their metrical form, length, and sophisticated textual content. Depending on the writer’s intentions, they are related to epideictic literary genres such as encomium and biography, scoptic epigram ...
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Latin verse inscriptions, the so-called carmina epigraphica, are among the treasures of our epigraphic heritage. They are especially demanding because of their metrical form, length, and sophisticated textual content. Depending on the writer’s intentions, they are related to epideictic literary genres such as encomium and biography, scoptic epigram ...
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Il programma LAPIs. Versione per i Carmina Latina Epigraphica
Journal of Latin Linguistics, 2007MONDIN, Luca, TESSAROLO, LUIGI
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