The paper examines the various lexematic correspondences between Aegritudo Perdicae and the poetic production by Alcimus Avitus. It goes on, then, investigating the chronology of the works by the Gallic Poet, in order to determine the direction of the imitation and to venture the hypothesis of an early migration of the pagan epyllion from Africa to Gaul. Some final remarks, of a prosopographic kind, confirm the tight interchange between the two Roman-Barbarian nations in the second half of the fifth Century.
Presenze galliche di Aegritudo Perdicae
PAOLUCCI, Paola
2011
Abstract
The paper examines the various lexematic correspondences between Aegritudo Perdicae and the poetic production by Alcimus Avitus. It goes on, then, investigating the chronology of the works by the Gallic Poet, in order to determine the direction of the imitation and to venture the hypothesis of an early migration of the pagan epyllion from Africa to Gaul. Some final remarks, of a prosopographic kind, confirm the tight interchange between the two Roman-Barbarian nations in the second half of the fifth Century.File in questo prodotto:
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