Didier Natalizi Baldi

Quod quid erat flos, ecce nos. (et margine utemur: 我五車書)

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Monday, June 8 at 1pm BST, I will give an online talk for the Academy of Athens on “The fractured boundaries of bleeding plants in Latin and Classical Chinese literature”. Feel free to ask for a link! Abstract below.

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Corpus Christi Seminar 'Pre-literary literature in ancient Italy?'
Prof D Maras (Arch. Mus. Florence) 'Making the Intangibile Tangibile: Writing and Painting as Interfaces for Oral Cultural Heritage in Ancient Etruria'
Today 5pm – CCC sem. room or message for link to join online!

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Corpus Christi Classics Seminar 'Pre-literary literature in ancient Italy?' begins tomorrow with Dr. T. Barnes (Oxon) on 'Concepta verba Linguistic aspects of oral tradition in ancient Italy' Meet at 5pm, CCC seminar room if you’re in Oxford or message for a link to join online!

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@PhiloCrocodile @uncle_deluge No, the abbreviation is from the Greek ΙΗΣ (where H is the letter eta, ē) first three letters of the name in Greek, Ἰησοῦς.

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@ArmandDAngour @GavinKellyLatin @GeorgyKantor And "he" did... in Pascoli!
Carmen composuit... quis... Q. Horatius... Euge!
Debuit urbs apris quondam me vate relinqui,
vateque visenda est eadem me maxima Soli...

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@toutovlepo *νώ

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@hekwoys Of course from Psammetichus in Hdt. 2.2.

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On Wed Apr30 2pm GMT, I give an online talk titled
“The tears in things: a comparative study of nature in Rutilius Namatianus’ De Reditu Suo and Yu Xin’s 庾信 Lament for the South 哀江南賦” part of an Academy of Athens lecture series.
Feel free to ask for a link or the abstract!

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Of course ἐπὶ οἴνοπα πόντον

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Here's an infographic I made in which I carefully examine the ideographs of Ancient Greek (Linear B) and Chinese, reaching a very interesting conclusion!
@azforeman @LinguisticsShi1 @yvanspijk

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@egasmb And of course,「詩者，志之所之也。」

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@Brendan29129230 @ShadiBartsch I believe that title belongs to Vida

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@iskdin @medievalchina Same in Latin

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@MilitantThomist puerperium ubi non est anima viva lex ad homicidium pertinere noluit Dicit etiam Aug quod informe puerperium non habet animam ideoque mulctatur pecunia non redditur anima pro anima…His apparet tunc eos homicidas esse qui abortum procurant, cum formatum est et animatum puerperium

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@MilitantThomist Read further: Albertus Magnus In IV Sent., d. 31, a.18

Hic quaeri solet de his qui abortum procurant, quando judicentur homicidae, vel non? Tunc puerperium ad homicidium pertinet, quando formatum est, et animam habet, ut Augustinus super
Exodum asserit. Informe autem 1/

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@LinguisticsShi1 This is one of the best things I’ve seen in a while.

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@JoALandeta To be noted that Nova Vulgata and the official Italian (Cei 2008) translations render literally to the Greek.
"Cumque proficiscerentur de oriente..."
"Emigrando dall'oriente..."

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@CarloCalenda @matteorenzi L'accento su "lì" però era evitabile...

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@FedericoPanisi No but not among my main concerns.

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@Lona_Chess @agadmator