Your Research Companion
Your Research Companion
Now available: Gavin Kelly and Aaron Pelttari (eds), The Cambridge History of Later Latin Literature, 2 vols, Cambridge: CUP, 2026. Contents: 1. Histories of later Latin literature Gavin Kelly and Aaron Pelttari I. Later Latin Literature in its Social and…
Gavin Kelly and Giulia Marolla write on ‘Letter Collections and Epistolary Networks’ in Horster et al., Brill’s Companion to Roman Prosopography, Brill: Leiden, 2025, 476-96.
Gavin Kelly wrote a blogpost on the manuscript transmission of Sidonius in England, following up on a tweet concerning the Durham Bible of William of St Calais (1096 CE) and the list of manuscripts it contains, which mentions a copy…
Gavin Kelly has put out the first ever edition of the paratexts of Sidonius’ panegyrics and carmina minora: ‘Titles and Paratexts in the Collection of Sidonius’ Poems’, in: Antonella Bruzzone, Alessandro Fo and Luigi Piacente (eds), Metamorfosi del Classico in…
Gavin Kelly published a blogpost titled ‘A textual and onomastic problem in Sidonius’: In modern editions, Sidonius’ letter 2.4 is addressed to an otherwise unknown Sagittarius, who is asked to accept the friendship of Sidonius’ protégé Proiectus (also otherwise unknown)…
Gavin Kelly has resumed his ‘Ausonius’ blog with posts on ‘A variation on prose rhythm: verse in prose’, and on ‘Surges of interest’ in which he finds that Sidonius studies are indeed booming.
Gavin Kelly has contributed with ‘Sidonius as a Reader of Rutilius Namatianus’ to the Festschrift for Marisa Squillante, Rossana Valenti and Concetta Longobardi (eds), DISSONA NEXIO. Rotte del sapere, tra storia e futuro per Marisa Squillante, Invigilata Lucernis 42 (2020)…
The Edinburgh Companion to Sidonius Apollinaris and all of its 850 odd pages are out and there for everybody to enjoy. Don’t miss the 30% off discount voucher on this website.
