Acta Conventus Neo-Latini Albasitensis: Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies (Albacete 2018)

Contents
XVIIth International Congress of Neo-Latin Studies
Programme
Presidential Address
Illustrations
Plenary Papers
	Chapter 1 Le De Alea (1561) de Pascasius, ou l’invention des addictions et de la thérapie analytique
	Chapter 2 Petrarca e la natura
	Chapter 3 “Conquering Greece”: On the Correct Way to Translate in Fifteenth-Century Humanist Translation Theory
	Chapter 4 Autor/Erzähler und Fiktion im neulateinischen Roman: Ein Beitrag zu einer historischen Narratologie
	Chapter 5 Apuntes sobre la transmisión textual de la versión latina de la Política de Leonardo Bruni
Communications
	Chapter 6 La Compendiosa Historia Hispanica (1470) como fuente en el primer Renacimiento castellano
	Chapter 7 L’humaniste suisse Heinrich Glaréan (1488–1563), vir bonus dicendi et docendi peritus
	Chapter 8 La relevancia de los paratextos de las primeras ediciones de Marciano Capela para la crítica textual
	Chapter 9 Fonctions et effets des titres-résumés dans les miscellanées philologiques de la Renaissance
	Chapter 10 From puer to iuuenis: Peder Hegelund’s Self-Reflecting Portrayal of Danish Christian III in the Epicedion de Inclyto et Serenissimo Rege Christiano III
	Chapter 11 Shaping a Poem: Some Remarks on Paul of Krosno and His Horatianism
	Chapter 12 Le scritture esposte e il latino in Italia fra XIV e XV secolo
	Chapter 13 Commenter Quinte-Curce au xvie siècle : Premières observations
	Chapter 14 Bernardo Michelozzi e Francesco Pucci, amici di penna
	Chapter 15 The Bird-Catcher’s Wiles: Pietro Angeli da Barga’s De Aucupio
	Chapter 16 La tradición latina renacentista del De simplicium medicamentorum facultatibus de Galeno
	Chapter 17 Aspects of Nature and People in Early Travel Literature (Fifteenth to Sixteenth Centuries)
	Chapter 18 Bonaventura Vulcanius in Spain: Some Poems
	Chapter 19 La versión latina del tratado aristotélico De sensu (Parva naturalia) de Sepúlveda
	Chapter 20 The Practicing Poet: Petrarch, Dedalus, and the Dynamics of Poetic Creativity in the Bucolicum carmen
	Chapter 21 The Epigrammata Antiquae Urbis (1521) and the Muses: a Little-Known Chapter in Sixteenth-Century Latin Poetry
	Chapter 22 La figure du tyran dans les Adages d’Érasme
	Chapter 23 From Caesar to the Rantzaus: Allegory, Fiction and Reality in Heinrich Rantzau’s De obitu nobilissimae matronae Annae Rantzoviae Domini Ioannis Rantzovij coniugis Ecloga
	Chapter 24 Epigramme et épopée : quelques exemples tirés de l’épigramme lyonnaise des années 1530–40
	Chapter 25 Ovidio neo-latino tra Cinque e Seicento: un percorso italo-europeo
	Chapter 26 Nunc erit beatior … L’homme et la nature dans la troisième épode de Maciej Kazimierz Sarbiewski
	Chapter 27 L’art de conférer chez Érasme
	Chapter 28 Mankind’s Public and Private Roles in Collectanea Moralis Philosophiae (1571)
	Chapter 29 Prefazioni e dediche nelle edizioni degli storici greci tra politica e divulgazione
	Chapter 30 Dutch Late Humanism and Its Aftermath: the Reception of Hugo Grotius’ Biblical Scholarship
	Chapter 31 The Merging of Linguistic Idioms in the Commentary Genre: the Case of Alejo Vanegas of Toledo (1542)
	Chapter 32 La quaestio An terra moveatur an quiescat di Giovanni Regiomontano
	Chapter 33 Los cuatro epigramas latinos de Alonso García en alabanza del Libro de la melancholia (Sevilla, 1585) de su discípulo Andrés Velásquez
	Chapter 34 Amato Lusitano: El relato patográfico del morbo gálico
	Chapter 35 Nuevos retos para el estudio de la poesía jesuítica latina del siglo XVIII
	Chapter 36 Fonti scientifiche in contesti scolastici: La metafora medica nei commenti a Persio del Secondo Quattrocento
	Chapter 37 Continuidad y variación en el tratamiento de la rabia: de Gratio (s. I) a Aurifaber (s. XVI)
	Chapter 38 Magnetism’s Transformation from Natural Phenomenon to Literary Metaphor
	Chapter 39 Natural and Artificial Objects in Conrad Gessner’s Book on “Fossils”
	Chapter 40 Educazione e politica nelle lettere di Costanza da Varano
	Chapter 41 Städtelob und Zeitkritik: Die Frankfurt-Episode im Iter Argentoratense (1544) des Humanisten Georg Fabricius
	Chapter 42 Seven Types of Intertextuality, and the Emic/Etic Distinction
	Chapter 43 A Dowry Recovered after Three Decades: Diego Gracián’s Spanish Editions of Ioannes Dantiscus’ Hymns Revisited
	Chapter 44 Neo-Latin and Russian in Mikhail V. Lomonosov’s Panegyric for Elizaveta Petrovna (1749)
	Chapter 45 De interpretibus Iacobi Vanierii e Societate Jesu sacerdotis inter poetas Hungaros
	Chapter 46 The Weaver of Light: Divine Origin of Nature and Natural Science in Carlo Noceti’s Iris
	Chapter 47 Notas sobre la correspondencia manuscrita de Christoph Sand
	Chapter 48 Cum Apolline Christus: Personal Mottos of Humanists from the Czech Lands
	Chapter 49 Lettere alla corte aragonese: L’epistolario di Antonio Galateo, i re di Napoli e l’Accademia
	Chapter 50 The Latin and the Swedish Versions ofJ. Widekindi’s Historia Belli Sveco-Moscovitici Decennalis: the Nature of the Differences
	Chapter 51 Il bestiario “non inutile e giocondo” dell’umanista Pier Candido Decembrio
	Chapter 52 Der Humanist in der Krise: Zur Rolle der Poesie im Leben des Rigaer Humanisten David Hilchen
	Chapter 53 Nepenthes – Trank der Helena: Die umstrittene Identität eines ‚homerischen‘ pharmakon in gelehrten Debatten des 17. Jahrhunderts
	Chapter 54 Martinus Szent-Ivany’s Notion of scientia: Some Preliminary Notes on the Semantics of Neo-Latin Science
Index