Sánchez de Movellán, Luis. "Egeria parte 1 – Parte 2" Audio. Ivoox (Españoles Olvidados) 4 & 11 April 2025.*
https://go.ivoox.com/rf/144426017
https://go.ivoox.com/rf/144845467
2025
Sánchez de Movellán, Luis. "Egeria parte 1 – Parte 2" Audio. Ivoox (Españoles Olvidados) 4 & 11 April 2025.*
https://go.ivoox.com/rf/144426017
https://go.ivoox.com/rf/144845467
2025
Me citan en este artículo sobre la obra de la 'materia de Troya' Excidivm Troiae:
Silva, Gelbart. "Ad Paridem venerunt: Traduçâo do episódio do Julgamento de Páris em Excidivm Troiae." Classica 36 (2023): 1-8.*
https://revista.classica.org.br/classica/issue/view/54
https://revista.classica.org.br/classica/article/view/1040
Online at Academia.*
https://www.academia.edu/97797026/
2023
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Me citan en esta tesis sobre una Historia de Apolonio:
Trejo, Malena Pilar. "Sintaxis narrativa folklórica en Historia Apolonii Regis Tyri: Historia, personajes, tiempo y espacio." Ph. Diss. U Nacional de la Plata, 2020. Online at Academia.*
https://www.academia.edu/88747832/
2022
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Un artículo de Anales de Filología Clásica sobre estilo narrativo en historiografía clásica:
The object of the paper is to analyse the roles of the narrator and the narratees in George of Pisidia’s Bellum Avaricum. The article puts forth the hypothesis that through the hierarchic relationship of narrator and narratees, the poet aims at mirroring the ideal form of kingship under the Christian emperor Heraclius (reg. 610-641 C.E.) both on a secular and spiritual level. Therefore, the focus will lie on the following three questions: How does the narrator represent himself? How does he address his narratees and communicate with them? And what is his ideological goal in establishing and structuring the narration? By viewing the poem particularly with regard to its narrative techniques of rhetoric and panegyric, the analysis promises to provide a deeper insight into the socio-political and spiritual concepts of Byzantium at the beginning of the 7th century
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