Our former LBI fellow Lugi Silvano from Turin, who was in Innsbruck from November 2016 to January 2017, published a collection of essays on eduaction in early modern times. Congratulations!
Federica Ciccolella / Luigi Silvano (eds.): Teachers, Students, and Schools of Greek in the Renaissance (Brill’s Studies in Intellectual History 264), Leiden: Brill, 2017.
On Thursday, July 20th 2017, Gábor Petneházi gave the talk:
The Black Legend of Hungary? Ferenc Forgách (1535–1577) and his Commentarii
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Thursday, June 29th 2017, Tommi Alho gave the talk:
Orationes et carmina aliaque exercitia: Performing and Learning Classical Languages in a Restoration Schoolroom
The talk was followed by a discussion.
Freiburg i. Br., 21.–23. September 2017
Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
On Monday, June 19th 2017, Massimiliano Malavasi will gave talk:
Famiano Strada’s Momus: The Scholar versus the Poets of his Time
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Wednesday, June 14th 2017, Rocco Di Dio gave the talk:
Marsilio Ficino and the Renaissance Ideas of Beauty and Love: Preparatory Notes for the De Amore
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Thursday, June 8th 2017, Farkas Gábor Kiss gave the talk:
Von der Poetria nova zu Erasmus: amplificatio und copia im rhetorischen Unterricht um 1500
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Thursday, June 1st 2017, Dávid Molnár gave the talk:
Pietro Illicino’s Assassins: Literary Works in the Service of a Careerist’s Life
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Monday, May 22nd 2017, Alex Simrell gave the talk:
The Importance of Citation in “Digital Humanities”. Producing a CTS Version of Tyrolean Neo-Latin Texts
The talk was followed by a discussion.
On Thursday, May 18th 2017, Krisztina Goda gave the talk:
Intermediation by Translation
The talk was followed by a discussion.