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Pallas, 2023 This paper revisits a debated passage from the opening of Tacitus’ Histories, in which the historian contrasts the pars populi integra and the plebs sordida in Rome (Tac., Hist., 1.4.2-3).
Louis Autin
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A philological commentary on Tacitus, Annals 14, 1-54 [PDF]
, 1970 The Commentary deals only with stylistic and linguistic matters. Textual problems are sometimes discussed, but only when they can be illuminated by points of usage. Diverse subjects are treated, but certain themes predominate.
Adams, James Noel
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TRADURRE L’AGRICOLA DI TACITO IN ETÀ NAPOLEONICA: IL CASO DI G. F. GALEANI NAPIONE
Italiano LinguaDue, 2021 A proposito di origini, contesto e caratteristiche della traduzione dell’Agricola di Tacito ad opera del dotto piemontese G.F. Galeani Napione: pubblicata nel 1806, cioè in anni in cui ancora pareva prossima un’invasione dell’Inghilterra a partire dalla ...
Giovanni Benedetto
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Proceedings of the workshop on Speech and Natural Language - HLT '91, 1992 The aim of the TACITUS project is to develop a general, domain-independent capability for text understanding that allows for variable levels of analysis, depending on the requirements of the task. Four stages of processing are being developed: preprocessing, syntactic analysis, inferential pragmatics processing, and template generation.
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"First brought into order": cómo Edmund Bolton leyó a Tácito
Talia dixit, 2020 This review examines the edition of Edmund Bolton’s commentary on the first six books of Tacitus’s Annals by Patricia Osmond and Robert Ulery. The editors’ reading and interpretation of Bolton’s treatise within the historiographic, political and social ...
Victoria Pineda
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Il mondo del diritto in Tacito [PDF]
Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History, 2020 Jens Petersen, Recht bei Tacitus, Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter 2019, XX + 617 p., ISBN 978-3-11-057988 ...
Lorena Atzeri
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Livy's Cossus and Augustus, Tacitus' Germanicus and Tiberius: a Historiographical Allusion
Histos, 2011 In his description of the German chieftain Inguiomerus (Ann. 2.21.1), Tacitus uses phrasing (tota volitantem acie) that recalls Livy’s description of the king Lars Tolumnius in his account of Rome’s struggles against Veii (4.19.2–3).
Kelly Shannon
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New Classicists, 2020 At an unknown date in the first century AD, the historian Quintus Curtius Rufus wrote the Histories of Alexander the Great. It is the only Roman historiographical work that has foreign history as its main subject.
Claire Pérez
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Auctor nomini eius Christus. Tacitus’ Knowledge of the Origins of Christianity
Acta Universitatis Carolinae Philologica, 2017 Tacitus’ information about the beginnings of Christianity contains details, which may be historically precise. He learnt them, perhaps, from Christian followers of some other than the received tradition, whom he could have tried during his proconsulship ...
Ivan Prchlík
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