Michael Hanaghan explains how a reading of Jerome’s Ep. 58 subverts Sidonius’ wordy praise of Claudianus’ De statu animae in Ep. 4.3:
‘Sidonius Apollinaris contra Claudianus Mamertus: Jerome, Julianus Pomerius, and the Subversion of Praise’, Journal of Early Christian Studies 29 (2021) 215-35.
Michael Hanaghan (ACU Melbourne) is to speak in the Research Seminar Series of the ACU’s Institute for Religion and Critical Inquiry on “The Humanist Reception of Sidonius Apollinaris: A Case Study of Vat. Lat. 5994”.
Michael Hanaghan will speak on ‘Uniting Reception: Poetic Regret in Sidonius Apollinaris’ Last Epistles’
Michael Hanaghan has published: ‘Sidonius Apollinaris and the Making of an Exile Persona’, in: Dirk Rohmann, Jörg Ulrich, and Margarita Vallejo Girvés (eds), Mobility and Exile at the End of Antiquity, Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2018, 259-72.
See catalogue Peter Lang.
Michael Hanaghan has written a monograph on Sidonius’ Epistles, about to be published by Cambridge University Press in January 2019. From the blurb in the catalogue:
‘This book provides a fuller understanding of [Sidonius’] contribution to Latin literature, as a careful arranger of his self-image, a perceptive exploiter of narrative dynamics, and an influential figure in Late Antique Gaul.’
Michael is currently employed by the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne, at the Institute for Religion & Critical Enquiry. Email: Michael.Hanaghan@acu.edu.au.
