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The Hittite-Egyptian relationships are not being tackled here based on the events that have marked international history. We will be looking at a little statue, which embodies a humble protagonist of the relations established between Egypt and Anatolia. This is the statue of a musician labelled as "Hittite", which was discovered in Médinet en-Gourob, the royal residence and harem where Asian spouses of the pharaoh are thought to have resided.
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C. AUVRAY-ASSATAS. — Cicero did not write poetics but when explaining, in the De Oratore as in the Oraror, how ornatus is produced, he puts the emphasis on poetic language because poets are given more freedom in using and creating words and metaphors…
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C. BODELOT. — This paper will investigate on interrogative markers, especially those of cause and manner, in Latin didactic poetry, in order to see if their distribution is more or less the same in all the texts considered and thus distinguishes this genre of literature among other ones, or else if there are differences between the several poems reflecting various aims pursued by the authors…
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A. BLANC. — In the sigmatic compounds of the Greek language, it is the root of the adjective which has imposed one of the three endings of the dative plural…
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Latins have lost the oral epic tradition, as kept by Homer and Mahābhārata. The present paper tries to trace out latin formulas which could belong to such a tradition…
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The present paper aims at examining the origins of the Latin saturnian verse within the tradition of Italic poetics as an inheritance of Indo-European poetics…
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GARCÍA RAMÓN. — The attestation, in Thessalian dialect inscriptions of the 3rd–2nd centuries BCE, of forms that are unexpected from an etymological point of view may be explained as the result of two converging factors…
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M.-D. JOFFRE. — Every language presents ambiguous structures. This article investigates several meanings of the passive, especially of fero ‘to bear’, which, for the passive, can mean either ‘to be borne’ or ‘to go to’…
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C. LE FEUVRE. — The stylistic figure which consists in replacing one element of a traditional syntagm or compound by an equivalent and taking over the cancelled element in another place with a different syntactic function was frequently used in epic and lyric Greek poetry and appears to be a traditional mean of formulaic renewing…
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E. MARTIN. — This article fits in a research about the way Cicero reads Plato, especially in his political work. In the De Legibus, Cicero, like Plato in his Laws, uses legislative preambles, which have connections with poetical processes…
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V. MARTZLOFF. — The aim of the present contribution is to explore the function and meaning of pollinctor ‘undertaker’s assistant’. It is argued that the infectum of the corresponding verb pollingere is probably a ghost word…
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D. PETIT. — Among the most salient features of Homeric poetic language, the separability of preverbs (so-called tmesis) and the reversibility of prepositions (so-called anastrophe) are particularly well documented…
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P. POCCETTI. — Some sepulchral inscriptions in Sabellian language from Paelignian and Marrucinian regions in ancient Italy dating II-I centuries b.Chr. cross poetic structures inherited from very archaic local traditions with various topics belonging to the hellenistic literature…
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