Vita e Pensiero

Fascicolo annuale del 2021

Un giudice, che l’ha combattuta in aula, racconta cos'è stata e cos'è la mafia e cosa fare oggi, a livello internazionale, per sconfiggerla attraverso forme più avanzate di cooperazione tra magistratura e polizia.

La pubblicazione del Diario e di alcuni scritti inediti di Armida Barelli ci permette quasi di ‘ascoltare’ la sua voce, di

This paper aims to shed new light on the 2nd Century AD writer Amyntianus, so far known only for his literary and historical production reported by Photius. Having reconsidered the information conveyed by the patriarch and stressed his debts towards Arrian and Plutarch in the first part, the second part takes into account new evidence, both literary (Suda) and epigraphical...

At the turn of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Lodovico Soncini, a great antiquities enthusiast patrician from Brescia, set up a remarkable epigraphic collection. Several elements of this collection came from donations made by various representatives of the cultural institutions of the city, and some of these were never removed from their original location, even if they regularly became part of private collection...

Joseph Farrell, Juno’s Aeneid. A battle for heroic identity (M. Donninelli), p. 219 – Laura Zientek, Mark Thorne (eds.), Lucan’s Imperial World. The Bellum Civile in its Contemporary Contexts (V. D’Urso), p. 221 – Sophia Xenophontos, Katerina Oikonomopoulou (eds.), Brill’s Companion to the Reception of Plutarch (P. Musacchio), p. 224 – Helmut Seng, Oracula Chaldaica Latine (L.M. Tissi), p. 226 – Athanasius Werke. Erster Band, Erster Teil, Die dogmatischen Schriften. 6. Lieferung, Epistula ad Marcellinum, Edition besorgt von Kyriakos Savvidis (A. Le Huërou), p. 228 – Elena Zocca, Infanzia e santità. Un difficile incontro alle origini del cristianesimo (F. Minonne), p. 230 – Angelo Luceri, Claudiano tra scienza e mirabilia: Hystrix, Nilus, Torpedo (carm. min. 9, 28, 49). Introduzione, testo, traduzione e commento (K. Oft), p. 232

In Asia Minor, an inscription from the Carian sanctuary of Panamara, I. Stratonikeia 3, honours the king, Philip V of Macedonia, with his queen, basilissa, and their children. The document sheds light on the king’s wife and contributes to the interpretation of the literary tradition on Philip’s marriage. By examining the Anatolian epigraphic record, this paper collects and analyses the available evidence on the king’s dynastic politics...