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 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.’
Judith Hindermann’s commentary on Letters Book 2 is now also available in paperback, for only £29.99.
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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.’
Invitation to the presentation of Stefania Santelia’s and Giulia Marolla’s recent commentaries
Venue: University of Bari Aldo Moro, Palazzo Ateneo, Aula Magna
Date, time: 30 October 2023, 15:30 h.
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Arturo De Vivo (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II – Scuola Superiore Meridionale) will present the volume:
— Sidonio Apollinare: Carmina Minora. Testo, traduzione e note a cura di Stefania Santelia. Saggio introduttivo di Silvia Condorelli
Gavin Kelly (University of Edinburgh) presents the volume:
— Sidonius: Letters Book 5, Part 1. Text, Translation and Commentary by Giulia Marolla
Further explanation by the authors. Chair: Rosa Alba Dimundo.
Willum Westenholz has reviewed Judith Hindermann’s commentary on Letters Book 2 in Plekos 21.06.2023.
‘… an excellent resource for undergraduates and newcomers to Sidonius, but is has less to offer to the specialist.’
Out now, in Edinburgh Studies in Later Latin Literature, Giulia Marolla’s commentary on Sidonius Letters Book 5, Part 1. It covers the first half of this book from a philological, literary and historical perspective:
— providing the first commentary on Book 5 of Sidonius’ Letters
— including a newly edited Latin text and a new English translation
— contributing to an overall understanding of Sidonius’ literary output as a whole
— offering a comprehensive and innovative study of key historical data, especially prosopography and dating of the letters.
Enjoy a 30% discount with the promo code NEW30. Here is to the publisher’s catalogue
Matthijs Zoeter has obtained his Master’s Degree cum laude at Radboud University, Nijmegen, with “Reading the Future, Writing the Present: A Literary and Interpretive Commentary on Sidonius Apollinaris Letter 8.11”. It can be downloaded from this website, page Contributions.
