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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DIDASCALIC»
Découvrez l'usage de
didascalic dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
didascalic et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Authenticity of the Rhesus of Euripides
We can, however, form a general idea of the content of didascalic records from
the surviving fragments of didascalic inscriptions as well as from the brief
didascalic notices which survive, in a more or less mutilated condition, for many
of our ...
Failure to obey Alaric's instructions may be punished by death— grotesquely
over-severe as a penalty if the LRV is simply a didascalic authority. Certainly the
code was not regarded in this light by King Theudis, who, in 546, ordered his new
...
Eunuchus, Phormio, and Adelphoe and their respective prefaces. Donatus or his
sources may have drawn their information from didascalic information about
revival performances.72 If so, then Donatus provides us with additional names for
...
4
On Coming After: Studies in Post-Classical Greek Literature ...
Fr. Osann47 excised the didascalic information in v. 18–20, together with the
other places in Plautine prologues where Plautus' name is mentioned or
didascalic information given. This criterion was fully elaborated by Ritschl48 and,
although ...
5
Public Records and Archives in Classical Athens
The Fasti themselves constitute a victor list, and it might be argued that the
didascalic records from which the Fasti were compiled were similar in nature.
They commemorated the victors in the contests held at the Dionysia each year,
and they ...
ART. VII. The. Nature. of. Things,. a. Didascalic. Poem,. translated. from the Latin (
f Titus Lucretius CUI'US, accompanied with Commentaries, comparative,
illustrative, and scientific, and ' the Life of Epicurus. By Thomas Busby, Mus. Doc.
7
On Referring in Literature
Every play- script contains at least a minimal form of didascalic discourse, be it
simply the dramatis personae on the first page and the names of the characters at
the beginning of every speech. Stage directions are equivalent to a real speech ...
Anna Whiteside, Michael Issacharoff, 1987
8
Pedagogy, Intellectuals, and Dissent in the Later Middle ...
Victorine hermeneutics certainly represents the high end of twelfthcentury
didascalic interests. But outside this innovative circle, more traditional monastic
didascalic writing also bears witness to the pervasive separation of
hermeneutical from ...
9
Greek Readers' Digests?: Studies on a Selection of ...
Both hypp. are accompanied by lists of characters and one by didascalic
information as well, but it is doubtful whether these matters belong to the hypp.
The third metrical hyp. is written by a second hand in the Sophocles codex
among other ...
Monique Van Rossum-Steenbeek, 1998
10
Chaucer and the Universe of Learning
attempts to recover the underlying distinctio or topical outline that determines the
ordinatio of the Ellesmere Canterbury Tales by approaching that tale-collection
from the generic perspective of the didascalic literature familiar to both Chaucer ...
