This thesis is the translation and commentary of the first book of Seneca's De ira. The thesis is structured in a first section, which acts as introduction, in which issues such as the year of composition and the philosophical sources; there are also the main textual problems and one comparison with other authors, Greeks and Latin who have written about this adfectus. They follow the text, which reproduces that of Reynolds (L. Annaei Senecae, Dialogorum libri duodecim, recognovit brevique adnotatione criticism instruxit L. D. Reynolds, Oxonii 1977), translation and lemmatic commentary. In conclusion the bibliography. [edited by Author]

Il primo libro del De Ira di Seneca. Traduzione e commento

CAPOZZI, LAURA
2017

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This thesis is the translation and commentary of the first book of Seneca's De ira. The thesis is structured in a first section, which acts as introduction, in which issues such as the year of composition and the philosophical sources; there are also the main textual problems and one comparison with other authors, Greeks and Latin who have written about this adfectus. They follow the text, which reproduces that of Reynolds (L. Annaei Senecae, Dialogorum libri duodecim, recognovit brevique adnotatione criticism instruxit L. D. Reynolds, Oxonii 1977), translation and lemmatic commentary. In conclusion the bibliography. [edited by Author]
23-ott-2017
Italiano
Seneca
De ira
Stoicismo
Esposito, Paolo
Università degli Studi di Salerno
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