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Hardcover. Condition: gut. 2015. On Good Authority : Tradition, Compilation and the Construction of Authority in Literature from Antiquity to the Renaissance In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Hardback, 470 p.,156 x 234 mm,Illustrations:1 col., 15 tables b/w., English, French, German. *NEW . ISBN 9782503554792. This book brings together views from various disciplines on the concept of authority in Greek and Latin literature from Antiquity to the Renaissance. More specifically it deals with the questions how texts attempt to gain authority, and if and how they use - or abuse - earlier writings in the construction of their own authority. Moreover, this volume examines to what extent a text?s authoritative claims influence its transmission and reception and how these claims themselves are subject to evolution over time. In this context, special attention is devoted to compilation literature (such as anthologies and commonplace books), which is characterized by extensive use of existing source material and thus specifically poses the problem of the role played by compilers in transmitting and establishing authority. The volume contains 15 articles in which the contributors discuss various cases and texts that illustrate the different factors at stake in dealing with and constructing authority. TABLE OF CONTENTS On Good Authority: Introduction (Reinhart Ceulemans & Pieter De Leemans) Abbreviations Authorship, Authority and Transmission Un auteur impérial : Constantin Porphyrogénète (Bernard Flusin) The Manuscript Tradition of the Quaestiones ad Antiochum ducem (Ilse De Vos) The Authority of Tradition Aux origines de l?argument patristique ? Citation et autorité dans le Contre Marcel d?Eusèbe de Césarée (Sébastien Morlet) Aristotle in the Doxographical Tradition (But Not Aristotle Alone) (Jaap Mansfeld) ?Look not into the Pages of Homer.? Creating Authority through Source References in Ps.-Apollodorus? Bibliotheca (Ulrike Kenens) Capita Literature in Byzantium (Eva De Ridder & Katrien Levrie) Selection and Claims to Authority Florus of Lyons? Expositio epistolarum beati Pauli apostoli and the Transmission of Augustine?s Sermones ad populum (Shari Boodts) Autorschaft und Autorität in der Katenenliteratur (Luciano Bossina) Remember Joseph Rhakendytès. Authorship and Authority in the Synopsis of Joseph the Philosopher (Erika Gielen) From Compilation to Construction of Authority « Florilège » et « autorité » : deux concepts en évolution depuis l?Antiquité jusqu?à la Renaissance (Jacqueline Hamesse) Les recueils de distinctions sont-ils des florilèges ? (Sophie Delmas) Le Décret de Gratien, un florilège de textes juridiques des années 1130 (Laurent Waelkens) Valerius Maximus Christianus (Marijke Crab) ?Tis all mine and none mine!? Justus Lipsius and his Influence on Political Commonplace Books (Erik De Bom) Le De iudiciis uirtutum et uitiorum d?Arnold de Saxe : un florilège moral sous forme de disputatio (Isabelle Draelants) Indices Index of Names Index of Manuscripts 0 g.…

Rilegato. Condition: nuovo. Reinhart Ceulemans, Pieter De Leemans (eds). Pages: 470 p. Illustrations:1 col., 15 tables b/w. Language(s):English, French, German. Publication Year:2015. Brepols. ISBN: 978-2-503-55479-2. Hardback -- SUMMARY This book brings together views from various disciplines on the concept of authority in Greek and Latin literature from Antiquity to the Renaissance. More specifically it deals with the questions how texts attempt to gain authority, and if and how they use - or abuse - earlier writings in the construction of their own authority. Moreover, this volume examines to what extent a text's authoritative claims influence its transmission and reception and how these claims themselves are subject to evolution over time. In this context, special attention is devoted to compilation literature (such as anthologies and commonplace books), which is characterized by extensive use of existing source material and thus specifically poses the problem of the role played by compilers in transmitting and establishing authority. The volume contains 15 articles in which the contributors discuss various cases and texts that illustrate the different factors at stake in dealing with and constructing authority. TABLE OF CONTENTS On Good Authority: Introduction (Reinhart Ceulemans & Pieter De Leemans) Abbreviations Authorship, Authority and Transmission Un auteur impérial : Constantin Porphyrogénète (Bernard Flusin) The Manuscript Tradition of the Quaestiones ad Antiochum ducem (Ilse De Vos) The Authority of Tradition Aux origines de l'argument patristique ? Citation et autorité dans le Contre Marcel d'Eusèbe de Césarée (Sébastien Morlet) Aristotle in the Doxographical Tradition (But Not Aristotle Alone) (Jaap Mansfeld) 'Look not into the Pages of Homer.' Creating Authority through Source References in Ps.-Apollodorus' Bibliotheca (Ulrike Kenens) Capita Literature in Byzantium (Eva De Ridder & Katrien Levrie) Selection and Claims to Authority Florus of Lyons' Expositio epistolarum beati Pauli apostoli and the Transmission of Augustine's Sermones ad populum (Shari Boodts) Autorschaft und Autorität in der Katenenliteratur (Luciano Bossina) Remember Joseph Rhakendytès. Authorship and Authority in the Synopsis of Joseph the Philosopher (Erika Gielen) From Compilation to Construction of Authority « Florilège » et « autorité » : deux concepts en évolution depuis l'Antiquité jusqu'à la Renaissance (Jacqueline Hamesse) Les recueils de distinctions sont-ils des florilèges ? (Sophie Delmas) Le Décret de Gratien, un florilège de textes juridiques des années 1130 (Laurent Waelkens) Valerius Maximus Christianus (Marijke Crab) 'Tis all mine and none mine!' Justus Lipsius and his Influence on Political Commonplace Books (Erik De Bom) Le De iudiciis uirtutum et uitiorum d'Arnold de Saxe : un florilège moral sous forme de disputatio (Isabelle Draelants) Indices Index of Names Index of Manuscripts.…