In JLA 17 (2024) 558-60, Andreas Abele reviews Giulia Marolla’s commentary on Letters Book 5, Part 1.
“No future study can neglect Marolla’s book. The sequel she announces on page 2, a follow-up commentary on the second half of book 5, is eagerly awaited.”
In Bollettino di Studi Latini 54 (2024) 808-10, Marco Onorato reviews Stefania Santelia and Silvia Condorelli’s Sidonio Apollinare. Carmina minora, Naples: Paolo Loffredo, 2023.
See announcement in Academia
In Historische Zeitschrift 319(2), Veronika Egetenmeyr just published a review of Giulia Marolla, Sidonius. Letters Book 5, Part 1. Text, Translation, and Commentary, Edinburgh 2023.
‘Giulia Marolla hat mit ihrer Arbeit <...> einen bedeutenden Beitrag zur Sidoniusforschung geleistet. Besonders der Kommentar besticht durch eine exzellente Recherche sowie eine übersichtliche Gestaltung.’
In the latest issue of Athenaeum (112/1, June 2024), there are reviews of F. Oppedisano (ed.), Procopio Antemio, imperatore di Roma, Bari 2020 (by A. Sassoli), and of F. Giannotti, Scrinia Arverna, Pisa 2021 (by S. Condorelli).
Reviews have appeared of Veronika Egetenmeyr, Die Konstruktion der ‘Anderen’. Barbarenbilder in den Briefen des Sidonius Apollinaris:
– Hendrik Hess in Plekos 26 (2024) 301–306
– Nikolas Hächler in BMCR 2024.08.12.
Carlo Ferrari reviews Tabea L. Meurer & Veronika Egetenmeyr (eds): Gallia docta? Education and In-/Exclusion in Late Antique Gaul, in Sehepunkte 24 (2024) no. 7, 8.’
‘Ten years after the release of Steffen Diefenbach and Gernot Michael Müller’s pivotal work, Gallien in Spätantike und Frühmittelalter, this new volume serves as an important resource for expanding our understanding of a region central to the cultural history of the late Roman Empire and early Middle Ages. While much of the volume understandably focuses on Sidonius’ literary production, it successfully offers a highly original and comprehensive view of Gallic society during a time of significant transformation, highlighting the strategies of inclusion and exclusion prompted by the emergence of new communities and the spread of Christianity, and going beyond the traditional barbarian/Roman and pagan/Christian dichotomies.
Nelu Zugravu reviews Patrizia Mascoli’s 2021 translation of the correspondence in Studii Clasice 51-52 (2022-2023) 298-301.
‘Un’edizione … meritoria e di reale importanza per la cultura italiana e universale.’
Alessandro Fo reviews Giulia Marolla’s commentary on book 5, part 1, of the Correspondence in FuturoClassico 9 (2023) 251-59.
‘… la ricchezza della trattazione …’
‘… la novità di molti suoi approcci …’
‘… il rigore metodologico …’
‘… la lettura di queste pagine critiche perfino, a volte, avvincente.’
The catalogue of the 2022 exhibition ‘The Fall of the Roman Empire’ in the Landesmuseum Trier (currently sold out) is reviewed by:
– Anna Sitz in Studies in Late Antiquity 7 (2023) 487–97
– Ulrich Lambrecht in Plekos 25 (2023) 647–59.
Francesco Montone reviews Judith Hindermann’s commentary of Book 2 of the Correspondence (Sidonius Apollinaris’ Letters, book 2: text, translation and commentary. Edinburgh studies in later Latin literature. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2022) in BMCR 2023.11.28.
‘Il lavoro realizzato dalla studiosa è di certo apprezzabile […] per la chiarezza espositiva e per l’acribia dimostrata nella stesura dell’ampio commento.’
‘La traduzione proposta è precisa, molto aderente al testo ed attenta a cogliere le arguzie della dictio sidoniana. ‘
‘In definitiva il pregevole volume sarà di grande utilità per i cultori di cultura antica.’
