An example of the influence of historiography on a rhetorical manual from the Imperial Period: A. Manieri, Pseudo-Dionigi di Alicarnaso: I discorsi per le feste e per i giochi (Ars Rhet. I e VII Us.-Rad.), Rome: Edizioni dell 'Ateneo, 2005 "(pp. 105-111)

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  • Juan Carlos Iglesias-Zoido Universidad de Extremadura

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Pseudo-Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Imperial Age, Rhetoric

Abstract

In recent years, interest in a series of rhetorical pamphlets from the imperial and Byzantine era has been fueling, which, beyond the narrow circle of studies on ancient rhetoric, have received very little attention. Among them, the ars rhetoric that for centuries was attributed to Dionysus of Halicarnassus stands out, a manual from the imperial era dedicated to the composition of epidictic discourses. To previous works on this text we must add the study, edition and comment that A. Manieri (hereinafter M.) has made of chapters I and VII of the work of the Pseudo-Dionysus.

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2006-10-01

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Critical Reading

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An example of the influence of historiography on a rhetorical manual from the Imperial Period: A. Manieri, Pseudo-Dionigi di Alicarnaso: I discorsi per le feste e per i giochi (Ars Rhet. I e VII Us.-Rad.), Rome: Edizioni dell ’Ateneo, 2005 "(pp. 105-111). (2006). Talia Dixit. Interdisciplinary Journal of Rhetoric and Historiography, 1, 105-111. https://revista-taliadixit.unex.es/index.php/TD/article/view/187

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