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1. Competition, Narrative, and Literary Copia in the Works of Boncompagno da Signa and Guido Faba

Author

Jonathan Michael Newman

Subjects
ars dictaminis, boncompagno da signa, guido faba, literary humanism, competition, Bologna, Greek language and literature. Latin language and literature, PA
Abstract

This study argues for the importance of competitive discourse in placing the study of the ars dictaminis within the cosmopolitan tradition of humanistic Latin literature in the Middle Ages, particularly as it is expressed in the writing of Boncompagno da Signa and Guido Faba at Bologna in the first decades of the thirteenth century. Examining cultural links and similarities to the competitive literary culture of twelfth century humanism in France and northern Europe (especially the Goliardic poets), it also compares the function and relative prestige of ars dictaminis to other studies at Bologna, especally canon law. This comparison focuses in particular on the respective ways each discipline employs narrative fictions, and this comparison establishes the humanistic literary character of the cultivation of ars dictaminis. Ronald Witt has argued that the textual culture of Bologna in Boncompagno's day is dominated by a practical legal orientation, but this study would qualify that claim by exploring the literary copiousness of Boncompagno's writing and the literary character of several of his works, including the Rota Veneris; it likewise links this literary performance to a pattern of competitive discourse that elevates ars dictaminis above other disciplines, Bologna above other studia, and Boncompagno above other masters. The study then turns to the work of Guido Faba, especially the Summa dictaminis and Dictamina rhetorica to explore how Guido deepens and broadens Boncompagno's competitive discourse, especially through the epistolary narrative sequences of the Dictamina rhetorica.

Published
2019
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3. The teaching of rhetoric and the Magna Carta of the Lombard cities: the Peace of Constance, the Empire and the Papacy in the works of Guido Faba and his leading contemporary colleagues.

Author

Raccagni, Gianluca

Subjects
*PAPACY, ITALIAN history
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Scholarship has attributed to the Italian teachers of rhetoric of the central Middle Ages a very significant role in the development of political discourse, but their testimony concerning the momentous conflict fought from 1226 to 1250 between the Lombard League, the Papacy and Emperor Frederick II has largely been overlooked. This paper approaches it by focusing on the works of Guido Faba, comparing them with the production of his main colleagues, Boncompagno da Signa and Bene da Firenze, and considering the impact of the conflict upon the schools to which they belonged. It first examines a papal privilege issued to the Lombard cities that only features in Faba's Dictamina rhetorica, arguing that it is most likely a verisimilar work of fiction supporting the contested validity of the Peace of Constance (the settlement reached between the League and Frederick Barbarossa in 1183) and its recognition of the League. The second half of the enquiry then shows that the conflict between Empire and League attracted considerable attention among contemporary teachers of rhetoric, whose schools were directly involved in it. That Faba's works are particularly rich in evidence for the conflict and the engagement of the Papacy should be attributed to his Bolognese background. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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4. Princeps Filosofía política medieval: una bibliografía (III) El espejo en el rey (siglo XIII).

Author

Nanu, Irina

Subjects
POLITICAL philosophy, BIBLIOGRAPHY, LITERATURE, ARISTOTELIANISM (Philosophy), PHILOSOPHY
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Copyright of Memorabilia - Boletín de Literatura Sapiencial is the property of Universitat de Valencia and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2013

9. Guido Faba & magister Boetius. Contribution à l'histoire de la théorie de la musique du Duecento

Author

Meyer, Christian, Moyen Âge, Université Nancy 2-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), and Meyer, Christian

Subjects
[SHS.MUSIQ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Musicology and performing arts, Amerus, Italie, [SHS.MUSIQ]Humanities and Social Sciences/Musicology and performing arts, Jean de Garlande, Guido Faba, Boèce de Dacie, philosophie, Duecento, théorie de la musique, Franciscains
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35 p.; L'Italie du XIIIe siècle n'a laissé que peu de traces dans l'histoire de la théorie de la musique. Deux recueils de traités de musique (Berlin, Staatsbibl. PK, Ms. Theol. lat. qu. 261 et Pesaro, Biblioteca Oliveriana, 1336) formés en Italie centrale vers la fin du XIIIe siècle attestent toutefois du rayonnement de l'enseignement de Guido Faba, maître de l'université de Bologne, titulaire de diverses charges notariales et magister de Saint-Michel de Bologne. Les deux volumes contiennent également un traité de musique d'un magister Boetius que nous proposons ici d'identifier avec le philosophe parisien Boèce de Dacie : la doctrine développée dans ce traité s'inscrit en effet dans une tradition d'enseignement de la musique cultivée à l'université de Paris tout en s'inspirant de sources en circulation à la cour pontificale où ce dernier semble avoir séjourné en 1283 à la suite de sa condamnation, en 1277, pour avoir été l'un des chefs de file du mouvement averroïste.- Annexes : contenu doctrinal des traités de Guido Faba et de maître Boèce ; contenu de Pesaro 1336.

Published
2014

10. Miscellanea.

Author

ALANUS DE INSULIS. Auteur du texte, ARISTOTELES. Auteur du texte, AUGUSTINUS HIPPONENSIS ep. (s.). Auteur du texte, CHARLES VI, roi de FRANCE. Auteur du texte, CHARLES VII, roi de FRANCE. Auteur du texte, CORNELIUS NEPOS. Auteur du texte, JEAN (Le Prêtre-), roi des KARAÏT. Auteur du texte, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Auteur du texte, PHILIPPE III, duc de BOURGOGNE, dit Philippe le Bon. Auteur du texte, ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. Auteur du texte, SENECA (Lucius Annaeus Seneca). Auteur du texte, ALANUS DE INSULIS. Auteur du texte, ARISTOTELES. Auteur du texte, AUGUSTINUS HIPPONENSIS ep. (s.). Auteur du texte, CHARLES VI, roi de FRANCE. Auteur du texte, CHARLES VII, roi de FRANCE. Auteur du texte, CORNELIUS NEPOS. Auteur du texte, JEAN (Le Prêtre-), roi des KARAÏT. Auteur du texte, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Auteur du texte, PHILIPPE III, duc de BOURGOGNE, dit Philippe le Bon. Auteur du texte, ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. Auteur du texte, and SENECA (Lucius Annaeus Seneca). Auteur du texte

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ALANUS DE INSULIS. Parabolarum liber, ARISTOTELES. Secretum secretorum, AUGUSTINUS HIPPONENSIS ep. (s.). Enarrationes in Psalmos (excerpta), CHARLES VI, roi de FRANCE. Lettres, CHARLES VI, roi de FRANCE. Traité de Troyes (21 mai 1420), CHARLES VII, roi de FRANCE. Lettre du dauphin Charles, CORNELIUS NEPOS. Interpres : DARES PHRYGIUS (Pseudo), De Excidio Trojae historia, JEAN (Le Prêtre-), roi des KARAÏT. Epistola apocrypha ad Manuelem imperatorem, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. De Differentia translationis nostrae et hebraica littera Veteris Testamenti, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Probatio Adventus Christi, redactio II a, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Responsio ad quemdam Judaeum, ex verbis evangelii secundum Matthaeum, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. De Visione divinae essentiae, PHILIPPE III, duc de BOURGOGNE, dit Philippe le Bon. Lettres (1420), ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. De Confessione, ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. De Conscientia (rédaction définitive), ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. De Paenitentia tractatus novus, c. 20-21, SENECA (Lucius Annaeus Seneca). Exordia, Contient : 1 ¶ ; 2 ¶ ; 3 ¶ ; 4 ¶ ; 5 ¶ ; 6 ¶ ; 7 ¶ ; 8 ¶ ; 9 ¶ ; 10 ¶, Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution., A Phoebo Phoebe lumen capit a sapiente// .... f. 71., Actus tamen in base sunt viginti.... f. 1-34v., Ad sanctam et rectam confessionem tria sunt necessaria.... f. 73v., Ager est arcifinius qui nulla mensura.... f. 130., Avelus [ sic ] civitas priusquam expugnaretur ager ejus... . f. 123., Boetius usurpavit haec verba : Prudentiam.... f. 122v., Capitolium ideo dicitur quia fuit caput totius mundi.... f. 149., Circuli in sphaera ad invicem se contingere dicuntur.... f. 94v., Coloniae omnes maritimae appellantur vel quod mare.... f. 115v., [Colosseum fuit] templum solis mirae magnitudinis.... f. 149v., Contemplativorum aquilinos obtutus acui et ipsorum spirituale palatum.... f. 79v., Cultellandi ratio quae sit saepe quaeritur.... f. 138v., Cum in agro adsignato veneris et lapides duo.... f. 137v., Cum in circulo aliqua descripta fuerit linea.... f. 104v., Cum multa Athenis studiose agerem, inveni his.... f. 83v., Cum relicta non sponte Gemali dulcedine in urbe Ravenna relegatus degerem.... f. 150., Cum repetes a proximo tuo rem aliquam.... f. 74v., De doctrina Christi et sanctorum ejus vel sacramentorum sanctae Ecclesiae.... f. 79., De subsicivis controversia est quotiens aliqua pars.... f. 130v., Equi marmorei ad quid facti sunt.... f. 149v., Expressum est superius de terris et insulis acquisitis.... f. 141., Fabritius Varanus ego antistesque Camertum // Transcripsi propria limitis acta manu//.... f. 139., [...] Hic notanda sunt quinque, primum est quis est iste liber.... f. 76v., His litteris H.X.W. Palamedes Trojano bello adjecit.... f. 88., Ideoque monemus ut quisquis suos fines teneat.... f. 116., Librum scribat ipse ... (Job XXXI, 35). ., Hic notanda sunt quinque.... f. 76v., [...] Licet autem verbum propositum episcopalis condicionis.... f. 135v., Miraculum primum est Capitolium romanum.... f. 147., Murus civitatis Romae habet turres trecentas sexaginta unam.... f. 147v., Notum est omnibus, Celse, penes te studiorum.... f. 115., Numerum occupat quam nisi ex plano nascatur.... f. 133., Nuncupatur apud majestatem nostram quod diligebas.... f. 143v., Ordo rationis expostulat ut amicorum precibus alter alterius.... f. 70v., Orthogonius rectus rectum angulum mittit.... f. 117v., Peleus rex in Peloponnensi Aesonem fratrem habuit.... f. 83v., Posterior psalmi hujus pars de quo hesterno die.... f. 60v., Potens sit exhortari in doctrina sana ... (Tit. I, 9) ., Licet autem verbum propositum episcopalis condicionis sit expressivum.... f. 135v., Prima mundi aetas incipit ab Adam et durat usque ad diluvium.... f. 150., Quattuor signa ea quae posuisti in limitem, aliis corniculis tenebis.... f. 132., Qui elucidant me ... (Eccli. XXIV, 31). ., Verbum propositum dicitur in persona Sapientiae.... f. 17v., Quis Graecorum quem Trojanorum occiderit de ducibus exceptis plebeiis. Achilles.... f. 88., Quis Trojanorum quem Graecorum de numero occiderit : de ducibus exceptis plebeiis : Hector Protesilaum.... f. 88., Rectorum angulorum constringi itaque maxime providere.... f. 136., Sapientia scribae ... (Eccli. XXXVIII, 25) ., Scriptura sacra proprie sapientia.... f. 25., [...] Scriptura sacra proprie sapientia nominatur.... f. 25., Secundus philosophus fuit. Hic philosophicus in omni tempore silentium servans et pythagoricam ducens vitam.... f. 70., Si in agri quadratura tibi dictanti occurrerit flumen.... f. 137., Si quis super invasis sui juris locis prior detulerit.... f. 116v., Sphaera est figura corporea una quidem superficie contenta intra quam.... f. 89., Sunt et aliae limitum condiciones quae ad solum non pertinent.... f. 138v., Theodosius De Sphaeris in undecima secundi proposuit perpendicularem H K cadentem.... f. 114., Utrum fraterna correctio sit actus caritatis. Videtur quod non, sed justitiae.... f. 81., Utrum per Scripturas a judaeis rescriptas possit probari mysterium Christi.... f. 1., [...] Verbum propositum dicitur in persona Sapientiae quae est cognitio de divinis.... f. 17v., ALANUS DE INSULIS. Parabolarum liber, ARISTOTELES. Secretum secretorum, AUGUSTINUS HIPPONENSIS ep. (s.). Enarrationes in Psalmos (excerpta), CHARLES VI, roi de FRANCE. Lettres, CHARLES VI, roi de FRANCE. Traité de Troyes (21 mai 1420), CHARLES VII, roi de FRANCE. Lettre du dauphin Charles, CORNELIUS NEPOS. Interpres : DARES PHRYGIUS (Pseudo), De Excidio Trojae historia, JEAN (Le Prêtre-), roi des KARAÏT. Epistola apocrypha ad Manuelem imperatorem, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. De Differentia translationis nostrae et hebraica littera Veteris Testamenti, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Probatio Adventus Christi, redactio II a, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Responsio ad quemdam Judaeum, ex verbis evangelii secundum Matthaeum, NICOLAUS DE LYRA. De Visione divinae essentiae, PHILIPPE III, duc de BOURGOGNE, dit Philippe le Bon. Lettres (1420), ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. De Confessione, ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. De Conscientia (rédaction définitive), ROBERTUS DE SORBONA. De Paenitentia tractatus novus, c. 20-21, SENECA (Lucius Annaeus Seneca). Exordia

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