Structure and stylistic features of Julius Canus' episode in Sen. tranq. 14.4-10. A comparative analysis of the other two sources in which the character is mentioned (Plut. fr. 211 Sandbach and Boeth. cons. 1.3 e 1.4) leads to reconsider probable indirect influences of Seneca on Boethius.
Dabimus te in omnem memoriam : osservazioni sulla fortuna di Giulio Cano in Seneca, Plutarco e Boezio / S. Costa. - In: ACME. - ISSN 0001-494X. - 65:2(2012), pp. 221-239.
Dabimus te in omnem memoriam : osservazioni sulla fortuna di Giulio Cano in Seneca, Plutarco e Boezio
S. Costa
2012
Abstract
Structure and stylistic features of Julius Canus' episode in Sen. tranq. 14.4-10. A comparative analysis of the other two sources in which the character is mentioned (Plut. fr. 211 Sandbach and Boeth. cons. 1.3 e 1.4) leads to reconsider probable indirect influences of Seneca on Boethius.
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