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Erga&Logoi, 2023
Polybius and the art of war: proposal for the identification of some passages
from his lost Treat... more Polybius and the art of war: proposal for the identification of some passages
from his lost Treatise on tactics – Polybius retains in his Histories traces of an expert in military historiography, a genre that he had previously cultivated, probably in early youth years. From testimonies such as Aelianus Tacticus (I 2) including Polybius among the writers of military genre, the author’s own testimony regarding a lost treatise on Commentaries on military tactics (Ὑπομνήματα περὶ τὰς τάξεις, IX 20, 4) can be agreed, even though only the title has been preserved. Nevertheless, the place in which this bibliographical citation is found and the prevailing scientific style, in addition to application
of intertextuality criteria, encourages us to propose, furthermore, the chapters from 12 to 20 in book IX as indirect evidences of this lost handbook. Likewise, chapters of book X dealing with the issue of signals on fire (X 43-45), would support the hypothesis that a meaningful part of the treatise is preserved in both consecutive books.
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Plutarco, entre dioses y astros. Homenaje al profesor Aurelio Pérez Jiménez de sus discípulos, colegas y amigos, 2019
The study of the dialogical relations between the Plutarch’s Life of Sulla and
Strabo involves n... more The study of the dialogical relations between the Plutarch’s Life of Sulla and
Strabo involves necessarily the Hypomnémata of the geographer, albeit the difficulties
of considering a fragmentary source. Actually, in the scarce 19 fragments conserved
is glimpsed information related to the career of the politician and military Roman
leader, as well as to his military campaigns, in particular those occurred in the
native Amasia of the geographer. Nevertheless, Plutarch knew the aforementioned
Hypomnémata when he refers to them in the Life of Lucullus (28.7), on the occasion of the war waged by Rome against Tigranes, king of Armenia. In addition, Plutarch quotes the geographer as philósophos twice (Luc. 28.7; Caes. 63.3), just as Strabo was considered among the Stoics, a fact that suggests a closer interrelation between both authors than those of direct quotations.
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La impronta del historicismo decimonónico, en su ‘obsesión’ por la Quellensforschung, había provi... more La impronta del historicismo decimonónico, en su ‘obsesión’ por la Quellensforschung, había provisto a las fuentes clásicas de una suerte de ‘verdad revelada’, por la que, cualquier información por ellas recogida adquiría una condición de información veraz. Sin embargo, estos impagables estudiosos no tenían en cuenta una perspectiva fundamental: el hecho de que, los testimonios conservados, aunque historiográficos, eran, ante todo, obras literarias y que, por lo tanto, estaban sometidas a dicha preceptiva.
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José Vela-Tejada, 2021
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ASÉBEIA Estudios sobre la irreligiosidad en Grecia Studies in Greek Irreligiosity, 2020
Xenophon, albeit not being a Socratic disciple stricto sensu, developed a literary production not... more Xenophon, albeit not being a Socratic disciple stricto sensu, developed a literary production not being alien to the teachings of the Athenian thinker and the trial on the accusation of asébeia ―together with the charge of corrupting young people―, which would lead him to death sentence and execution by means of hemlock intake. In this setting, the study of terminology concerning the dichotomy piety vs. impiety is significant for the ideological debate of the first half of 4th century BCE.
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José Vela Tejada, 2022
The well-known inscription of Argos, now unfortunately lost, in which Greeks and Persians signed ... more The well-known inscription of Argos, now unfortunately lost, in which Greeks and Persians signed a treaty, has been traditionally considered as a source of historical information on the Peace of 362/1 BC, in the aftermath of the Battle of Mantinea. However, both from the fact that is written in the Attic dialect and from the sense of the text, doubts of its authenticity have arisen.
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Contenido La obra que tiene el lector en sus manos es la culminación de las actividades programad... more Contenido La obra que tiene el lector en sus manos es la culminación de las actividades programadas, entre los meses de febrero y abril de 2013, desde la Delegación en Aragón de la SEEC, con el inestimable apoyo de las áreas de Filología Griega y Latina, Lingüística Indoeuropea e Historia Antigua de la Universidad de Zaragoza, para conmemorar los XXV años de implantación de la Licenciatura de Filología Clásica. Con estas jornadas, se puso todo el empeño y dedicación en que el recuerdo de la efeméride alcanzara la máxima repercusión y sirviera como impulso para mantener viva la llama clásica en el pebetero de la Universidad de Zaragoza. Dada la relevancia de la celebración, se quiso contar con la presencia de acreditados especialistas en las principales disciplinas de los Estudios Clásicos, con la intención, además, de que las ponencias presentadas constituyeran, en conjunto o en aspectos temáticos concretos, una puesta al día de líneas temáticas relativas al mundo clásico a lo largo de los últimos 25 años. Podrá el lector, así, disfrutar de las sugerentes propuestas de los doctores José Miguel Baños, Francisco Beltrán, José Antonio Beltrán, Emilio Crespo, José Fernández Corte, José Antonio Fernández Delgado, Carlos García Gual, Francisco García Jurado, Juan Gil, Carlos Jordán, Francisco Marco y Emilio Suárez, a quienes los editores quieren agradecer públicamente su generosa dedicación a la publicación de este libro. Edición de José Vela Tejada, Juan Francisco Fraile Vicente y Carmen Sánchez Mañas. Delegación en Aragón de la SEEC ARASEEC. Delegación en Aragón de la Sociedad Española de Estudios Clásicos. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad de Zaragoza http://www.araseec.es/ [email protected] COLECCIÓN: Filología Griega, 25 TEMÁTICA: Estudios clásicos AÑO EDICIÓN: 2015 Nº PÁGINAS: 472 pp. FORMATO: 17 x 23 cm ENCUADERNACIÓN: Rústica IDIOMA: Castellano ISBN: 978-84-16272-95-2
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Salduie, 2014
La huella de Heródoto de Halicarnaso resultó decisiva en el desarrollo de la historiografía mi... more La huella de Heródoto de Halicarnaso resultó decisiva en el desarrollo de la historiografía militar. En efecto, la investigación de las causas y efectos de la guerra convertía sus relatos en enseñanzas modélicas y ejemplares, que, sin duda, fueron apreciadas por el estratego de Estínfalo, Eneas el Táctico.
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from his lost Treatise on tactics – Polybius retains in his Histories traces of an expert in military historiography, a genre that he had previously cultivated, probably in early youth years. From testimonies such as Aelianus Tacticus (I 2) including Polybius among the writers of military genre, the author’s own testimony regarding a lost treatise on Commentaries on military tactics (Ὑπομνήματα περὶ τὰς τάξεις, IX 20, 4) can be agreed, even though only the title has been preserved. Nevertheless, the place in which this bibliographical citation is found and the prevailing scientific style, in addition to application
of intertextuality criteria, encourages us to propose, furthermore, the chapters from 12 to 20 in book IX as indirect evidences of this lost handbook. Likewise, chapters of book X dealing with the issue of signals on fire (X 43-45), would support the hypothesis that a meaningful part of the treatise is preserved in both consecutive books.
Strabo involves necessarily the Hypomnémata of the geographer, albeit the difficulties
of considering a fragmentary source. Actually, in the scarce 19 fragments conserved
is glimpsed information related to the career of the politician and military Roman
leader, as well as to his military campaigns, in particular those occurred in the
native Amasia of the geographer. Nevertheless, Plutarch knew the aforementioned
Hypomnémata when he refers to them in the Life of Lucullus (28.7), on the occasion of the war waged by Rome against Tigranes, king of Armenia. In addition, Plutarch quotes the geographer as philósophos twice (Luc. 28.7; Caes. 63.3), just as Strabo was considered among the Stoics, a fact that suggests a closer interrelation between both authors than those of direct quotations.
from his lost Treatise on tactics – Polybius retains in his Histories traces of an expert in military historiography, a genre that he had previously cultivated, probably in early youth years. From testimonies such as Aelianus Tacticus (I 2) including Polybius among the writers of military genre, the author’s own testimony regarding a lost treatise on Commentaries on military tactics (Ὑπομνήματα περὶ τὰς τάξεις, IX 20, 4) can be agreed, even though only the title has been preserved. Nevertheless, the place in which this bibliographical citation is found and the prevailing scientific style, in addition to application
of intertextuality criteria, encourages us to propose, furthermore, the chapters from 12 to 20 in book IX as indirect evidences of this lost handbook. Likewise, chapters of book X dealing with the issue of signals on fire (X 43-45), would support the hypothesis that a meaningful part of the treatise is preserved in both consecutive books.
Strabo involves necessarily the Hypomnémata of the geographer, albeit the difficulties
of considering a fragmentary source. Actually, in the scarce 19 fragments conserved
is glimpsed information related to the career of the politician and military Roman
leader, as well as to his military campaigns, in particular those occurred in the
native Amasia of the geographer. Nevertheless, Plutarch knew the aforementioned
Hypomnémata when he refers to them in the Life of Lucullus (28.7), on the occasion of the war waged by Rome against Tigranes, king of Armenia. In addition, Plutarch quotes the geographer as philósophos twice (Luc. 28.7; Caes. 63.3), just as Strabo was considered among the Stoics, a fact that suggests a closer interrelation between both authors than those of direct quotations.
La obra que tiene el lector en sus manos es la culminación de las actividades
programadas, entre los meses de febrero y abril de 2013, desde la
Delegación en Aragón de la SEEC, con el inestimable apoyo de las áreas de
Filología Griega y Latina, Lingüística Indoeuropea e Historia Antigua de la
Universidad de Zaragoza, para conmemorar los XXV años de implantación
de la Licenciatura de Filología Clásica. Con estas jornadas, se puso todo el
empeño y dedicación en que el recuerdo de la efeméride alcanzara la máxima
repercusión y sirviera como impulso para mantener viva la llama clásica
en el pebetero de la Universidad de Zaragoza. Dada la relevancia de la celebración,
se quiso contar con la presencia de acreditados especialistas en
las principales disciplinas de los Estudios Clásicos, con la intención, además,
de que las ponencias presentadas constituyeran, en conjunto o en aspectos
temáticos concretos, una puesta al día de líneas temáticas relativas al mundo
clásico a lo largo de los últimos 25 años. Podrá el lector, así, disfrutar de
las sugerentes propuestas de los doctores José Miguel Baños, Francisco
Beltrán, José Antonio Beltrán, Emilio Crespo, José Fernández Corte,
José Antonio Fernández Delgado, Carlos García Gual, Francisco García
Jurado, Juan Gil, Carlos Jordán, Francisco Marco y Emilio Suárez, a quienes los editores quieren agradecer públicamente su generosa dedicación
a la publicación de este libro.
Edición de José Vela Tejada, Juan Francisco Fraile Vicente y Carmen Sánchez
Mañas.
Delegación en Aragón de la SEEC
ARASEEC. Delegación en Aragón de la Sociedad Española de Estudios Clásicos.
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad de Zaragoza
http://www.araseec.es/
[email protected]
COLECCIÓN: Filología Griega, 25
TEMÁTICA: Estudios clásicos
AÑO EDICIÓN: 2015
Nº PÁGINAS: 472 pp.
FORMATO: 17 x 23 cm
ENCUADERNACIÓN: Rústica
IDIOMA: Castellano
ISBN: 978-84-16272-95-2