Dante’s quotations appear in the latin commentary on Seneca’s Epistolae written by domenican friar Domenico da Peccioli at the end of XIVth century. A study on each of them reveal how Dante is considered an auctoritas as well as classical and christian authors; special attention is drawn to the unusual form prima, secunda, tertua Comedia that Domenico sometimes uses.
Dante in un commento trecentesco alle Epistole di Seneca
ROSSI, Luca Carlo
2015-01-01
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Dante’s quotations appear in the latin commentary on Seneca’s Epistolae written by domenican friar Domenico da Peccioli at the end of XIVth century. A study on each of them reveal how Dante is considered an auctoritas as well as classical and christian authors; special attention is drawn to the unusual form prima, secunda, tertua Comedia that Domenico sometimes uses.File allegato/i alla scheda:
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