Our former fellow Gerard Germain González who was in Innsbruck from October 2014 to January 2015 has published his edition of Agostino Vespucci's De situ ... Hispaniae libellus. The LBI congratulates!
Agostino Vespucci, A Description of All Spain. De situ, longitudine, forma et divisione totius Hispaniae libellus, critical edition, translation, introduction and notes ed. by Gerard González Germain, Roma, Viella, 2017, pp. VIII + 247.
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.