...This article discusses the Latin poetry of Late Antiquity. It focuses on the works of several poets including Claudius Claudianus, Rutilius Namatianus, Ausonius, Sidonius Apollinaris, Dracontius, Luxurius, and Flavius Cresconius Corippus. Works Cited Amherdt, D., ed., trans., and notes. 2004...

... antique culture; it underlies Augustine’s semiotics, Evagrius Ponticus’s hesychasm, Gregory of Nyssa’s apophaticism and Pseudo-Dionysius’s negative mysticism. The metaphor of silence is tackled by several authors: Sidonius Apollinaris, Fulgentius, Augustine, Ausonius, Rutilius Namatianus...

... Apuleius aligns himself with the Roman philosophical tradition while also blazing his own trail: if Cicero Latinizes Plato’s Greek, the chapter’s Apuleius engages in the Platonization of the Latin language. Apuleius Phaedo translated by Apuleius Plato Sidonius Apollinaris Calcidius’ Timaeus Cicero...

... culture in fifth-century Gaul (Sidonius Apollinaris). These discourses revolved around the influence exerted by teaching, literary practices, and reading habits on the life and cohesion of cultural and religious groups. Educational thinking thus became an exercise in identity-making. Drawing...

... Sidonius Apollinaris and Avitus of Vienne—wrote not as impartial observers but as advocates promulgating different versions of Rogationtide against competitors. Early sources supply little reliable evidence about Mamertus, but a great deal about how later bishops and townsmen struggled to preserve Gallo...

... of Tours Ruricius of Limoges Sigrid Mratschek Sidonius Apollinaris Gaul Trajan Pliny Symmachus C. Sollius Apollinaris Sidonius (ca. 430–485) was a man of diverse talents whose career knew peaks and troughs. A member of the highest Gallo-Roman aristocracy, government official under three Roman...

...0 17 07 2024 © Oxford University Press 2024 2024 Oxford University Press This chapter identifies and explains an ascetic poetics within the writings of Avitus of Vienne, a nephew of Sidonius Apollinaris. Interpretation focuses on Avitus’s poem, De consolatoria castitatis laude...

... interpretation intertextuality Cyprianus Gallus heptateuchos Ennodius epigrammata Bobiensia Hilary of Arles AL 487 de obitu Baebiani Paulinus of Nola poema coniugis ad uxorem Sidonius Apollinaris Poetae Novelli Horace mixing of languages Gratian Ausonius and Jesus Christ Muses Naevius...

...0 17 07 2024 © Oxford University Press 2024 2024 Oxford University Press This chapter offers an account of Sidonius Apollinaris’s renunciation of verse composition upon his entry into the episcopacy in ca. 470. It explores why he continued to write verse during his episcopal tenure and what...

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