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Plutarque. Questions romaines - Îá¼´Ïια ῬÏμαÏκά
Introduction, text edité, traduction et commentaire critique
Series: - Brill's Plutarch Studies, Volume: 15
- Brill's Plutarch Text Editions, Volume: 15
Dans ce traité, Plutarque examine, à travers des perspectives anthropologiques et culturelles, des aspects fascinants de la vie et des institutions de la Rome antique. Le texte grec, établi à partir de tous les manuscrits conservés, sâaccompagne dâun appareil critique qui corrige de nombreuses erreurs des éditions antérieures, ainsi que dâun autre apparat, très utile et complet, de loci paralleli. En outre, le caractère énigmatique de ces 113 questions sans contexte est expliqué comme représentant une promenade à travers le centre de Rome, pendant laquelle les monuments rencontrés déclenchent des questions.
In this treatise, Plutarch examines fascinating aspects of the life and institutions of ancient Rome through anthropological and cultural perspectives. The Greek text, established on the basis of all the surviving manuscripts, is accompanied by a critical apparatus that corrects numerous errors from earlier editions, as well as by a very useful and comprehensive apparatus of loci paralleli. Furthermore, the enigmatic nature of these 113 questions without context is explained as representing a walk through the center of Rome, during which the monuments encountered give rise to questions.
In this treatise, Plutarch examines fascinating aspects of the life and institutions of ancient Rome through anthropological and cultural perspectives. The Greek text, established on the basis of all the surviving manuscripts, is accompanied by a critical apparatus that corrects numerous errors from earlier editions, as well as by a very useful and comprehensive apparatus of loci paralleli. Furthermore, the enigmatic nature of these 113 questions without context is explained as representing a walk through the center of Rome, during which the monuments encountered give rise to questions.
John Scheid est professeur émérite au Collège de France depuis 2017. Il a publié de nombreux ouvrages sur des inscriptions romaines de lâépoque impériale, sur la religion romaine et sur lâarchéologie.
John Scheid is since 2017 Professor Emeritus at the Collège de France. He has published numerous works on Roman inscriptions from the Imperial period, on Roman religion, and on archaeology.
Aurelio Pérez Jiménez est professeur émérite de lâUniversité de Malaga depuis sa retraite en 2019. Il est lâauteur de nombreuses publications consacrées à lâastrologie et à la religion grecques, et tout particulièrement à lâÅuvre de Plutarque.
Aurelio Pérez Jiménez has been Professor Emeritus at the Universidad de Málaga since his retirement in 2019. He is the author of numerous publications devoted to Greek astrology and religion, and especially to the works of Plutarch.
John Scheid is since 2017 Professor Emeritus at the Collège de France. He has published numerous works on Roman inscriptions from the Imperial period, on Roman religion, and on archaeology.
Aurelio Pérez Jiménez est professeur émérite de lâUniversité de Malaga depuis sa retraite en 2019. Il est lâauteur de nombreuses publications consacrées à lâastrologie et à la religion grecques, et tout particulièrement à lâÅuvre de Plutarque.
Aurelio Pérez Jiménez has been Professor Emeritus at the Universidad de Málaga since his retirement in 2019. He is the author of numerous publications devoted to Greek astrology and religion, and especially to the works of Plutarch.
Ce livre sâadresse à toute personne intéressée par la culture romaine antique et son influence postérieure, en particulier aux étudiants et spécialistes en philologie classique, histoire ancienne, archéologie et anthropologie.