Manilio e il suo catalogo delle costellazioni: Astronomica 1, 255-455. Introduzione, testo e commento.

Authors

Matteo Rossetti
University of the Studies of Milan
ORCID logo http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1645-9388
Keywords: Manilio, Ecphrasis, Astronomical poetry, Aratea tradition, Constellation

Synopsis

This monograph offers a commentary on the 'catalog' of constellations at vv. 255-455 of the first book of Manilius' Astronomica. The commentary, embracing three levels (philological, literary, and scientific-philosophical), aims to analyze the presence in Manilius of Aratus' Phenomena, a poem widely read and translated in Rome. The discussion of the passage's many philological, exegetical and scientific questions, contained in the notes to single verses, is accompanied by an introductory essay, a critically revised text and a new Italian translation. The work aims to offer an up-to-date tool for examining a complex text that still raises questions.

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Author Biography

Matteo Rossetti, University of the Studies of Milan

Matteo Rossetti teaches Latin literature at the Department of Cultural and Environmental Heritage at the University of Milan, where he obtained his PhD. He is author of articles on Manilius and his Greek models published in national and international journals and volumes. Has also been speaker at conferences in Italy and abroad. His research focuses on Manilius' Astronomica, which are analysed from different perspectives (philological exegesis, history of the text, study of Greek models), and on the investigation of the relationship between text and image in astronomical poetry.

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October 20, 2022

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