Esegesi virgiliana tardoantica ed inferenza: Ductus, Oblique, Latenter

Name: Esegesi virgiliana tardoantica ed inferenza: Ductus, Oblique, Latenter
Brand: Vita e Pensiero
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AEVUM

Fascicolo

AEVUM - 2014 - 1

Titolo

Esegesi virgiliana tardoantica ed inferenza: Ductus, Oblique, Latenter

Autore

Ilaria Torzi

Editore

Vita e Pensiero

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05-2014

Issn

0001-9593 (stampa) | 1827-787X (digitale)

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The article focuses on various meanings of the term ductus in the ancient rhetorical tradition and in the Virgilian commentary by Servius. The meaning of ductus emerges in several notes or in the works of other grammarians, even when it is not explicitly mentioned; some passages can be explained through a number of different rhetorical devices. Moreover, the Virgilian exegetical tradition features a technical use of adverbs, such as oblique and latenter, showing a meaning similar to ductus, allowing the reader to understand something different or more specific than what is explicitly written. Late ancient commentators were fully aware of Virgil’s ability to stimulate inferential processes in the reader.