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Sidonius.
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Former headmaster of Bonhoeffer College,
Castricum, The Netherlands.
Home address:
J. Henri Dunantstraat 46
NL-1561 BD Krommenie
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Emeritus
professor of Latin at the Free University of Amsterdam (NL) and
of Hellenistic religions at the University of Utrecht (NL).
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Emeritus
professor of Latin at the University of Amsterdam (NL).
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Obtained his doctorate at the
Faculté des Lettres de l'Université de Fribourg (CH) in 1999
with a commentary on the 4th book of Sidonius' correspondence.
Is lecturer at this university.
Publication available
online:
Reviews of Catherine Conybeare, Paulinus Noster: Self
and Symbols in the Letters of Paulinus of Nola, Oxford,
2000, in Plekos
3, 2001, and of Stefania Santelia,
Sidonio Apollinare, carme 24. Propempticon ad libellum.
Introduzione, traduzione e commento, Bari 2002, in Plekos
5, 2003.
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Is
research assistent in the Department of Classics and Ancient
History at the University of Manchester (UK). Specializes in
Late Antiquity (in particular, fifth-century Gaul) and is
preparing a philological commentary on the Panegyric of Avitus
by Sidonius.
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Is
preparing a dissertation on the subject of Sidonius' letters at
the University of Birmingham (UK) to obtain a B.A. (Hons.)
degree in Ancient and Medieval History.
The dissertation's main contention is that
Sidonius aimed to create an idealised image of aristocratic and
Christian virtues, and accomplished this largely through the
use of epistolographic rhetoric. It looks at the collection as
an edited and re-written piece of work, not as a collation of
individual letters to individual correspondents. It argues that
Sidonius aimed to do this as the collection was intended for
publication, and it would thus serve as an exhortation to
maintain those enshrined values.
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María
Concepción Fernández López is professor of Latin philology at
the University of Santiago de Compostela, Lugo (ES). Obtained
her doctorate at the University of Murcia in 1994 with the
study Sidonio
Apolinar, humanista de la antigüedad tardía: su
correspondencia.
Publication:
See the bibliography of this site.
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Obtained her M.A. atthe
University of Siena (I) in 2000with a translation and
commentary of the 3rd book of Sidonius' correspondence.
Having obtained her doctor's degree in 2006, she is now working
as a researcher on "Innovazione e tradizione. Eredità
dell'Antico nel Moderno eContemporaneo".
Publications:
See the bibliography of this site.
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Teaches
at the Université de Paris 1. His doctoral thesis, an edition
of Ennodius' letters, books 1-2, Lyon, 2004, "Lumière
de Rome", "Lumière de l'Église", is available online,
and has been published in 2006 in the collection of the CUP
(Les Belles Lettres) as Ennode de Pavie. Lettres livres 1 et
2.
Recension:
A recension by the author of this
site has appeared in Vigiliae
Christianae 61/2 (2007) 235-238.
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Professor
of Latin language and literature at the Università degli Studi
di Milano (I). She is one of the key figures of modern Sidonian
studies with her book Furtiva lectio.
Publications:
See the bibliography of this site.
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Works
as 'wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter' at the Ruhr-Universität in
Bochum (D). He is engaged in the long-term project of
translating the complete works of Sidonius for the third series
of Fontes
Christiani, to be published by Brepols.
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Works at the University of Mainz on the Vetus
Latina. Obtained her doctorate at the Philosophische
Fakultät der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität in Heidelberg (D) with
a commentary and translation of the first book of Sidonius'
correspondence.
Publications:
See the bibliography of this site.
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Michael Kulikowski
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Professor
of History at the University of Tennessee (Knoxville, Tn.,
USA). He is a specialist in the history of the Mediterranean
world of Late Antiquity, c. AD 200-700, esp. Gaul and Spain in
the fourth and fifth centuries.
Internet: http://web.utk.edu/~history/faculty/f-kulikowski.htm
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Has
written a M.A. thesis on Sidonius' panegyric to Majorian
(carmina 4 & 5)at the University of Groningen (NL).
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Professor
of History at the University of Illinois (Urbana, Il., USA) and
director of the Biographical Database for Late Antiquity
Project. He is specialist in the society, culture, and religion
of Late Antiquity, and Gaul in particular.
Publication available online:
Review of Glen W. Bowersock etc. (ed.), Late
Antiquity. A Guide to the Postclassical World, Cambridge,
Mass., etc., 1999 in Bryn
Mawr Class. Review 2000.03.14.
Publications:
See the bibliography on his (former, Univ. of South Carolina)
homepage
and the Centres page on this
site.
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Studied classical philology and history at the University of
Heidelberg. She is professor of Ancient History at the
University of Rostock (D). Late Antiquity and Early
Christianity are among her fields of interest.
Habilitationsschrift: Der Briefwechsel des Paulinus von
Nola (2002).
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Studied
Classics at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum (D) and finished his
dissertation about the Cynic Diogenes in 2002. He holds an
appointment at the Corpus Medicorum Graecorum / Latinorum of
the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften in
Berlin. In the course of 2008 he will publish two articles on
Sidonius' method and intentions.
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Professor of Latin at the University of Bari (I),
from 1996-2002 head of the Department of Classical and
Christian Studies.
The department specializes, among other things,
in aspects of Late Antiquity, and Sidonius in particular.
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Stefania Santelia
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Assistant professor in Latin language and litterature
and Late Antique culture at the University of Bari (I). She is
currently working on a commentary on Sidonius Carmen 23,
and is about to begin an annotated Italian translation of all
of Sidonius' works, together with Prof. Domenico Lassandro, to
be published by UTET, Turin.
Recension:
A recension of her book Per amare Eucheria:
Anth.Lat. 386 SB, Bari, 2005, by the author of this
site was published in Eikasmós
18 (Bologna, 2007), 536-538.
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