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Gianmarco Bianchini

Università della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Filologia Classica, Post-Doc

University of Toronto, Classics, Graduate Student

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Ph.D. in Classics, University of Toronto (September 2017--April 2024)

M.A. in Classics, Sapienza Università di Roma (January 2014--July 2016)

B.A. in Classics, Sapienza Università di Roma (September 2010--January 2014)
Supervisors: Jarrett Welsh (University of Toronto, Ph.D. Supervisor), Alison Keith (University of Toronto, Ph.D. Advisor), Cillian O'Hogan (University of Toronto, Ph.D. Advisor), Gian Luca Gregori (Sapienza Università di Roma, M.A. Supervisor), Michela Rosellini (Sapienza Università di Roma, M.A. Advisor), and Massimo Di Marco (Sapienza Università di Roma, B.A. Supervisor)
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The Epigraphic Habit in a Pompeian House: Rules of Good Manners

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

R.R. Benefiel and C.M. Keesling (edd.) Inscriptions and the Epigraphic Habit. The Epigraphic Cultures of Greece, Rome, and Beyond. Leiden - Boston. 307-320., 2023

Three elegiac couplets painted on the walls of the summer triclinium of the so-called Casa del Mo... more Three elegiac couplets painted on the walls of the summer triclinium of the so-called Casa del Moralista in Pompeii, one above each couch, stand out for their unusual content and recognizable literary background: the aphoristic instructions in the three epigrams make use of expressions taken from “official” poetry to describe proper behavior at the beginning of, during, and at the end of the banquet. After an attempt to restore the missing incipit of the third couplet (c), the authors examine the order in which arriving guests would have read the texts, and how the invited diners could relate to the space and the decorative inscriptions of the triclinium.

Si titulum quaeris: the elogium of St Felicitas and Ovid Fasti 6.212

Phoenix 75, 1-2. 125-131, 2021

Virgilio epigrafico. La prima testimonianza su pietra di Aen. 1, 5-6

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

Rationes Rerum, 2022

This article contains a new quotation on stone of Vergil Aeneid 1, 5-6 (multa quoque et bello pas... more This article contains a new quotation on stone of Vergil Aeneid 1, 5-6 (multa quoque et bello passus dum conderet urbem / inferretque deos Latio genus unde Latinum). Given its paleographic and stylistic peculiarities, the inscription – of unknown origin – may be dated to the 2nd or early 3rd century AD. A systematic survey of the literary occurrences of these two lines is also given, together with a review of the other cases of epigraphic citations from Virgil longer than one line, either taken out of context or adapted to a sepulchral reference.

New Frontiers of Research on Ovid in a Global Context 全球视野下的古罗马诗人奥维德研究前沿 (2021)

by Jinyu Liu, Steven J Green, Tom Sienkewicz, Gianmarco Bianchini, Fátima Díez-Platas, Fritz-Heiner Mutschler, and Andreas N . Michalopoulos

An edited two-volume set in Chinese. Jinyu Liu (ed), New Frontiers of Research on Ovid in a Globa... more An edited two-volume set in Chinese. Jinyu Liu (ed), New Frontiers of Research on Ovid in a Global Context (Quan qiu shi ye xia de gu luo ma shi ren ao wei de yan jiu qian yan). Studies in Western Classics Series (xi fang gu dian xue yan jiu xi lie cong shu). Peking University Press (Bei jing da xue chu ban she), 2021. ISBN: 9787301321737 (for Volume I); ISBN: 9787301322093 (for Volume II). Forty-two colleagues from 13 countries contributed to the completion of the book. Languages that appear in the text, footnotes, quotations, and bibliography include Chinese, English, French,

“The triclinium of the ‘Casa del Moralista’ and its inscriptions: CIL IV, 7698 = CLE 2054”. In Sylloge Epigraphica Barcinonensis 18, 2020, pp. 85-105 (with R. Bianco and G.L. Gregori).

SEBarc, fundada el 1994 pel professor Marc Mayer i Olivé, és una publicació científica que vol di... more SEBarc, fundada el 1994 pel professor Marc Mayer i Olivé, és una publicació científica que vol difondre estudis i novetats epigràfiques de qualitat i abraça temes d'epigrafia, filologia clàssica, paleografia, història antiga, topografia antiga, arqueologia clàssica i llengües paleohispàniques. La reproducció total o parcial d'aquesta obra per qualsevol procediment, compresos la reprografia, el tractament informàtic i la distribució d'exemplars mitjançant lloguer, és rigorosament prohibida sense l'autorització escrita dels titulars del copyright, i estarà sotmesa a les sancions establertes per la llei. Els drets d'autor segueixen la norma de Creative Commons. Les opinions expressades en notes, informacions, ressenyes i treballs publicats a SEBarc, com també les transcripcions utilitzades per als noms propis, són d'exclusiva responsabilitat dels seus autors. Aquesta revista comprendrà un volum anual. Els llibres enviats a la redacció seran objecte de recensió crítica o de notícia. Aquesta revista utilitza el sistema d'avaluadors externs (termini de resposta de 2 mesos) i només admet articles, notes i recensions originals i inèdits. Per als intercanvis, cal dirigir-se a les adreces de la redacció. Una versió digital dels números anteriors es pot consultar a: http://www.raco.cat/index.php/SEBarc

CIL, VI 21521=34137 (CLE 1109): un sogno in forma poetica, pp. 213-232

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Espacio, Tiempo y Forma, 33 , 2020

Review of the Rome inscription CIL, VI 21521 = 34137 (CLE 1109) from epigraphic, literary, and me... more Review of the Rome inscription CIL, VI 21521 = 34137 (CLE 1109) from epigraphic, literary, and metrical point of view. The text, although not devoid of a certain originality, seems to draw upon a rich repertoire of poetic references, which ranges from Lucretius, to Virgil, Horace, and Ovid: it tells the appearance of a deceased young man, now risen among the gods, to his relative.

QUOD PETO, SI COLITIS MANES ... NUOVE PROPOSTE DI INTEGRAZIONE AD AE 1982, 69 (ROMA)

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

ZPE, , 2020

The authors propose a new reading of the inscription AE 1980, 69 (from Rome); this is compared wi... more

Un curioso graffito serpentiforme di Pompei: CIL, IV 1595=CLE 927

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

Atti IV Colloque Ductus, Roma 2018, furthcoming

Review of CIL, IV 1595, Pompeian graffiti in the form of a snake.

Tradizione manoscritta e citazioni epigrafiche di Ovidio, una nota su Trist. 1, 3, 25 e Pont. 1, 2, 111 alla luce di alcuni confronti epigrafici

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

Loxias-Colloques 13. Lettres d'exil. Autour des Tristes et des Pontiques d'Ovide. Enjeux poétiques et politiques des Tristes et des Pontiques

This paper discusses two verses of Ovid’s Tristia (1, 3, 25) and Epistulae ex Ponto (1, 2, 111), ... more This paper discusses two verses of Ovid’s Tristia (1, 3, 25) and Epistulae ex Ponto (1, 2, 111), for which the manuscript tradition is discordant. These lines are quoted in two epigraphic documents : CLE 1988 = CIL, VI 37965 and CLE 1979 = ICVR, VIII 23529.
How reliable are the quotations in the Latin inscriptions ? Do they help to reassess the Ovidian text ?
The main purpose of this study is to answer such questions, with respect to these particular cases.

La réception épigraphique d'Ovide à Pompéi : CIL, IV 1595 = CLE 927*, in Présences ovidiennes, a cura di R. Poignault - H. Vial, Clermont-Ferrand 2020, pp. 115-127

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

After its edition in CIL, IV 1595, the Pompeiian graffiti in the form of a snake has been the sub... more After its edition in CIL, IV 1595, the Pompeiian graffiti in the form of a snake has been the subject of various studies on its metre (the text consists of two elegiac couplets) and on the interpretation of the serpentis lusus evoked in l. 1. Until now, the reading of the fourth verse has not been questioned : according to the studies of Guarini and Garrucci, researchers have read : sic habeas [lanc]es s[emp]er ubiq[ue pares]. The authors of this contribution propose an alternative possibility :
sic habeas [facil]es s[emp]er ubiq[ue deos],
from a verse by Ovid (her. 16, 282): sic habaes faciles in tua vota deos.

Augusto, optimus princeps? Una nuova proposta per CIL, XI 3517, in Augusto dopo il bimillenario. Un bilancio, a cura di S. Segenni, Firenze 2018, pp. 195-206

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Proposta di una nuova interpretazione di CIL, XI 3517, considerata non più come dedica al futuro ... more Proposta di una nuova interpretazione di CIL, XI 3517, considerata non più come dedica al futuro imperatore Tiberio prima del 4 d.C., ma a suo padre Ti. Claudius Nero o a suo fratello Drusus Claudius Nero. L'optimus princeps menzionato nel testo non sarebbe perciò Augusto, ma Tiberio stesso, dopo il 14 d.C.

Aspetti della vita quotidiana d'età romana nelle testimonianze epigrafiche da Poggio Mirteto e dintorni, in La storia del territorio di Poggio Mirteto. Un racconto con il contributo di varie discipline, a cura di P. Armellin, Edizioni Espera, Monte Compatri (Roma) 2018, pp. 99-105

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Ricostruzione della vita in età romana in questo angolo della Sabina mettendo a frutto il contrib... more

"Principi optimo: un aspetto della propaganda imperiale da Augusto a Traiano nelle fonti letteraria ed epigrafiche", in Epigrafia e politica. Il contributo della documentazione epigrafica allo studio delle dinamiche politiche nel mondo romano, a c. di S. Segenni, M. Bellomo, Milano 2017, pp. 229-244

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

La recente scoperta di una dedica bresciana pro salute et reditu et victoria di Caligola negli sc... more La recente scoperta di una dedica bresciana pro salute et reditu et victoria di Caligola negli scavi presso il Capitolium ha fatto conoscere nuovi e inediti particolari sulla titolatura di questo discusso principe, in particolare per quanto attiene alla sua designazione al quinto consolato per il 42 d.C. 1 . Nuovi, almeno sul piano epigrafico, sono anche per questo imperatore i titoli di "principe ottimo" e di "padre degli eserciti", che trovavano finora un unico riscontro in Suetonio 2 ; viene al tempo stesso, e per la prima volta, confermato quel passo di Cassio Dione in cui, a proposito della campagna militare di Caligola in Germania e in Britannia, si afferma che i soldati lo acclamarono imperator sette volte (ǏǚǞǋǔǓǜ) 3 . * Il paragrafo 1 è di G. Bianchini; il paragrafo 2 di G.L. Gregori; premessa e considerazione finale sono comuni. Gli Autori ringraziano Francesca Berno, Giorgio Piras e Michela Rosellini per le preziose indicazioni.

Tra epigrafia, letteratura e filologia. Due inedite meditazioni sulla vita e sulla morte incise sull'ossario di Cresto, in Esclaves et maîtres dans le monde romain Expressions épigraphiques de leurs relations, études réunies par M. Dondin-Payre-N. Tran, Rome 2017, pp. 141-159

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Edizione di due testi epigrafici con andamento metrico incisi sul coperchio e sulla cassa di un o... more

"Ossario di Cresto", in Symbola. Il potere dei simboli. Recuperi archeologici della Guardia di Finanza, Mozzecane (VR) 2015, pp. 232-235

Pubblicazione preliminare di due iscrizioni latine inedite contenenti riflessioni sulla vita e su... more

Conference Presentastions by Gianmarco Bianchini

“Material Culture and Latin Poetry: a Reciprocal Influence”. Communicating Objects. Material, Literary and Iconographic Instances of Objects in a Human Universe in Antiquity and the Middle Ages. University of Bucharest. 27 Nov. 2020 (online)

“Epicureanism in Latin Verse Inscription”. Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Atlantic States. Hotel Du Pont, Wilmington, DE. 09 Oct. 2020 (online)

The triclinium of the Casa del Moralista in Pompei and its Epigraphic Trousseau (CIL IV 7698=CLE 2054), in NACGLE 2020. Third North American Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy, Washington, D.C., January 5-7 2020

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Until now these three couplets have been studied for their echoing of elegiac verses, but the beg... more Until now these three couplets have been studied for their echoing of elegiac verses, but the beginning of one of the hexameters has resulted in uncertainty and the issue of missing letters has let to several hypothesis of integration. In this paper we shall adopt a position between the various options offered, taking account of the recognised Ovidian context.

“La ricezione epigrafica del testo ovidiano: il caso del graffito pompeiano CIL, IV 1595 = CLE 927”. Colloque International “Présences ovidiennes” organisé par le Centre de recherches André Piganiol-Présence de l’Antiquité et le CELIS Université Clermont Auvergne. Clermont-Ferrand. 08 Nov. 2018

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

“The Transformation of Ovid’s Text in Carmina Latina Epigraphica”. Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient Literature 2017. Liverpool. 22 Jun. 2017

We would like to offer a warm welcome to all AMPAL 2017 delegates. This booklet contains helpful ... more

The Epigraphic Habit in a Pompeian House: Rules of Good Manners

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

R.R. Benefiel and C.M. Keesling (edd.) Inscriptions and the Epigraphic Habit. The Epigraphic Cultures of Greece, Rome, and Beyond. Leiden - Boston. 307-320., 2023

Three elegiac couplets painted on the walls of the summer triclinium of the so-called Casa del Mo... more Three elegiac couplets painted on the walls of the summer triclinium of the so-called Casa del Moralista in Pompeii, one above each couch, stand out for their unusual content and recognizable literary background: the aphoristic instructions in the three epigrams make use of expressions taken from “official” poetry to describe proper behavior at the beginning of, during, and at the end of the banquet. After an attempt to restore the missing incipit of the third couplet (c), the authors examine the order in which arriving guests would have read the texts, and how the invited diners could relate to the space and the decorative inscriptions of the triclinium.

Si titulum quaeris: the elogium of St Felicitas and Ovid Fasti 6.212

Phoenix 75, 1-2. 125-131, 2021

Virgilio epigrafico. La prima testimonianza su pietra di Aen. 1, 5-6

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

Rationes Rerum, 2022

This article contains a new quotation on stone of Vergil Aeneid 1, 5-6 (multa quoque et bello pas... more This article contains a new quotation on stone of Vergil Aeneid 1, 5-6 (multa quoque et bello passus dum conderet urbem / inferretque deos Latio genus unde Latinum). Given its paleographic and stylistic peculiarities, the inscription – of unknown origin – may be dated to the 2nd or early 3rd century AD. A systematic survey of the literary occurrences of these two lines is also given, together with a review of the other cases of epigraphic citations from Virgil longer than one line, either taken out of context or adapted to a sepulchral reference.

New Frontiers of Research on Ovid in a Global Context 全球视野下的古罗马诗人奥维德研究前沿 (2021)

by Jinyu Liu, Steven J Green, Tom Sienkewicz, Gianmarco Bianchini, Fátima Díez-Platas, Fritz-Heiner Mutschler, and Andreas N . Michalopoulos

An edited two-volume set in Chinese. Jinyu Liu (ed), New Frontiers of Research on Ovid in a Globa... more An edited two-volume set in Chinese. Jinyu Liu (ed), New Frontiers of Research on Ovid in a Global Context (Quan qiu shi ye xia de gu luo ma shi ren ao wei de yan jiu qian yan). Studies in Western Classics Series (xi fang gu dian xue yan jiu xi lie cong shu). Peking University Press (Bei jing da xue chu ban she), 2021. ISBN: 9787301321737 (for Volume I); ISBN: 9787301322093 (for Volume II). Forty-two colleagues from 13 countries contributed to the completion of the book. Languages that appear in the text, footnotes, quotations, and bibliography include Chinese, English, French,

“The triclinium of the ‘Casa del Moralista’ and its inscriptions: CIL IV, 7698 = CLE 2054”. In Sylloge Epigraphica Barcinonensis 18, 2020, pp. 85-105 (with R. Bianco and G.L. Gregori).

SEBarc, fundada el 1994 pel professor Marc Mayer i Olivé, és una publicació científica que vol di... more SEBarc, fundada el 1994 pel professor Marc Mayer i Olivé, és una publicació científica que vol difondre estudis i novetats epigràfiques de qualitat i abraça temes d'epigrafia, filologia clàssica, paleografia, història antiga, topografia antiga, arqueologia clàssica i llengües paleohispàniques. La reproducció total o parcial d'aquesta obra per qualsevol procediment, compresos la reprografia, el tractament informàtic i la distribució d'exemplars mitjançant lloguer, és rigorosament prohibida sense l'autorització escrita dels titulars del copyright, i estarà sotmesa a les sancions establertes per la llei. Els drets d'autor segueixen la norma de Creative Commons. Les opinions expressades en notes, informacions, ressenyes i treballs publicats a SEBarc, com també les transcripcions utilitzades per als noms propis, són d'exclusiva responsabilitat dels seus autors. Aquesta revista comprendrà un volum anual. Els llibres enviats a la redacció seran objecte de recensió crítica o de notícia. Aquesta revista utilitza el sistema d'avaluadors externs (termini de resposta de 2 mesos) i només admet articles, notes i recensions originals i inèdits. Per als intercanvis, cal dirigir-se a les adreces de la redacció. Una versió digital dels números anteriors es pot consultar a: http://www.raco.cat/index.php/SEBarc

CIL, VI 21521=34137 (CLE 1109): un sogno in forma poetica, pp. 213-232

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Espacio, Tiempo y Forma, 33 , 2020

Review of the Rome inscription CIL, VI 21521 = 34137 (CLE 1109) from epigraphic, literary, and me... more Review of the Rome inscription CIL, VI 21521 = 34137 (CLE 1109) from epigraphic, literary, and metrical point of view. The text, although not devoid of a certain originality, seems to draw upon a rich repertoire of poetic references, which ranges from Lucretius, to Virgil, Horace, and Ovid: it tells the appearance of a deceased young man, now risen among the gods, to his relative.

QUOD PETO, SI COLITIS MANES ... NUOVE PROPOSTE DI INTEGRAZIONE AD AE 1982, 69 (ROMA)

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

ZPE, , 2020

The authors propose a new reading of the inscription AE 1980, 69 (from Rome); this is compared wi... more

Un curioso graffito serpentiforme di Pompei: CIL, IV 1595=CLE 927

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

Atti IV Colloque Ductus, Roma 2018, furthcoming

Review of CIL, IV 1595, Pompeian graffiti in the form of a snake.

Tradizione manoscritta e citazioni epigrafiche di Ovidio, una nota su Trist. 1, 3, 25 e Pont. 1, 2, 111 alla luce di alcuni confronti epigrafici

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

Loxias-Colloques 13. Lettres d'exil. Autour des Tristes et des Pontiques d'Ovide. Enjeux poétiques et politiques des Tristes et des Pontiques

This paper discusses two verses of Ovid’s Tristia (1, 3, 25) and Epistulae ex Ponto (1, 2, 111), ... more This paper discusses two verses of Ovid’s Tristia (1, 3, 25) and Epistulae ex Ponto (1, 2, 111), for which the manuscript tradition is discordant. These lines are quoted in two epigraphic documents : CLE 1988 = CIL, VI 37965 and CLE 1979 = ICVR, VIII 23529.
How reliable are the quotations in the Latin inscriptions ? Do they help to reassess the Ovidian text ?
The main purpose of this study is to answer such questions, with respect to these particular cases.

La réception épigraphique d'Ovide à Pompéi : CIL, IV 1595 = CLE 927*, in Présences ovidiennes, a cura di R. Poignault - H. Vial, Clermont-Ferrand 2020, pp. 115-127

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

After its edition in CIL, IV 1595, the Pompeiian graffiti in the form of a snake has been the sub... more After its edition in CIL, IV 1595, the Pompeiian graffiti in the form of a snake has been the subject of various studies on its metre (the text consists of two elegiac couplets) and on the interpretation of the serpentis lusus evoked in l. 1. Until now, the reading of the fourth verse has not been questioned : according to the studies of Guarini and Garrucci, researchers have read : sic habeas [lanc]es s[emp]er ubiq[ue pares]. The authors of this contribution propose an alternative possibility :
sic habeas [facil]es s[emp]er ubiq[ue deos],
from a verse by Ovid (her. 16, 282): sic habaes faciles in tua vota deos.

Augusto, optimus princeps? Una nuova proposta per CIL, XI 3517, in Augusto dopo il bimillenario. Un bilancio, a cura di S. Segenni, Firenze 2018, pp. 195-206

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Proposta di una nuova interpretazione di CIL, XI 3517, considerata non più come dedica al futuro ... more Proposta di una nuova interpretazione di CIL, XI 3517, considerata non più come dedica al futuro imperatore Tiberio prima del 4 d.C., ma a suo padre Ti. Claudius Nero o a suo fratello Drusus Claudius Nero. L'optimus princeps menzionato nel testo non sarebbe perciò Augusto, ma Tiberio stesso, dopo il 14 d.C.

Aspetti della vita quotidiana d'età romana nelle testimonianze epigrafiche da Poggio Mirteto e dintorni, in La storia del territorio di Poggio Mirteto. Un racconto con il contributo di varie discipline, a cura di P. Armellin, Edizioni Espera, Monte Compatri (Roma) 2018, pp. 99-105

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Ricostruzione della vita in età romana in questo angolo della Sabina mettendo a frutto il contrib... more

"Principi optimo: un aspetto della propaganda imperiale da Augusto a Traiano nelle fonti letteraria ed epigrafiche", in Epigrafia e politica. Il contributo della documentazione epigrafica allo studio delle dinamiche politiche nel mondo romano, a c. di S. Segenni, M. Bellomo, Milano 2017, pp. 229-244

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

La recente scoperta di una dedica bresciana pro salute et reditu et victoria di Caligola negli sc... more La recente scoperta di una dedica bresciana pro salute et reditu et victoria di Caligola negli scavi presso il Capitolium ha fatto conoscere nuovi e inediti particolari sulla titolatura di questo discusso principe, in particolare per quanto attiene alla sua designazione al quinto consolato per il 42 d.C. 1 . Nuovi, almeno sul piano epigrafico, sono anche per questo imperatore i titoli di "principe ottimo" e di "padre degli eserciti", che trovavano finora un unico riscontro in Suetonio 2 ; viene al tempo stesso, e per la prima volta, confermato quel passo di Cassio Dione in cui, a proposito della campagna militare di Caligola in Germania e in Britannia, si afferma che i soldati lo acclamarono imperator sette volte (ǏǚǞǋǔǓǜ) 3 . * Il paragrafo 1 è di G. Bianchini; il paragrafo 2 di G.L. Gregori; premessa e considerazione finale sono comuni. Gli Autori ringraziano Francesca Berno, Giorgio Piras e Michela Rosellini per le preziose indicazioni.

Tra epigrafia, letteratura e filologia. Due inedite meditazioni sulla vita e sulla morte incise sull'ossario di Cresto, in Esclaves et maîtres dans le monde romain Expressions épigraphiques de leurs relations, études réunies par M. Dondin-Payre-N. Tran, Rome 2017, pp. 141-159

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Edizione di due testi epigrafici con andamento metrico incisi sul coperchio e sulla cassa di un o... more

"Ossario di Cresto", in Symbola. Il potere dei simboli. Recuperi archeologici della Guardia di Finanza, Mozzecane (VR) 2015, pp. 232-235

Pubblicazione preliminare di due iscrizioni latine inedite contenenti riflessioni sulla vita e su... more

“Material Culture and Latin Poetry: a Reciprocal Influence”. Communicating Objects. Material, Literary and Iconographic Instances of Objects in a Human Universe in Antiquity and the Middle Ages. University of Bucharest. 27 Nov. 2020 (online)

“Epicureanism in Latin Verse Inscription”. Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Atlantic States. Hotel Du Pont, Wilmington, DE. 09 Oct. 2020 (online)

The triclinium of the Casa del Moralista in Pompei and its Epigraphic Trousseau (CIL IV 7698=CLE 2054), in NACGLE 2020. Third North American Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy, Washington, D.C., January 5-7 2020

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Until now these three couplets have been studied for their echoing of elegiac verses, but the beg... more Until now these three couplets have been studied for their echoing of elegiac verses, but the beginning of one of the hexameters has resulted in uncertainty and the issue of missing letters has let to several hypothesis of integration. In this paper we shall adopt a position between the various options offered, taking account of the recognised Ovidian context.

“La ricezione epigrafica del testo ovidiano: il caso del graffito pompeiano CIL, IV 1595 = CLE 927”. Colloque International “Présences ovidiennes” organisé par le Centre de recherches André Piganiol-Présence de l’Antiquité et le CELIS Université Clermont Auvergne. Clermont-Ferrand. 08 Nov. 2018

by Gianmarco Bianchini and Gian Luca Gregori

“The Transformation of Ovid’s Text in Carmina Latina Epigraphica”. Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient Literature 2017. Liverpool. 22 Jun. 2017

We would like to offer a warm welcome to all AMPAL 2017 delegates. This booklet contains helpful ... more

“L’optimus Augusto”. La nuova realtà. Il principato di Augusto e l’organizzazione del consenso. Messina. 19 May 2017

“Tra epigrafia, letteratura e filologia. Due inedite meditazioni sulla vita e sulla morte incise sull’ossario dello schiavo Cresto”. XXe Rencontre franco-italienne sur l’epigraphie du monde romain ‘Esclaves et maîtres dans le monde romain. Poitiers. 18 Sep. 2014

"Lucretius on Stone". In: Collaboration and/or New Techniques in the Classics. December 7, 2019. King's College London

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The fortune of Lucretius is also reflected on stone.
From the complete analysis of the corpus of carmina latina epigraphica and considering some successive catalogs, I have collected fourteen likely quotations from De rerum natura, ranging from the first to the fourth century CE.
Funerary inscriptions concerning the issue of future life are apparently the most fertile ground for Lucretius’ influence.

G.L. Gregori, G. Bianchini, Il curioso graffito parietale serpentiforme di Pompei (CIL, IV 1595), in IVeme Colloque Ductus, Roma, 5-7 dicembre 2018

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

Riesame del graffito metrico di Pompei CIL, IV 1595 e dei riecheggiamenti ovidiani in esso presen... more

"Use of Ovidian (?) Text in Carmina Latina Epigraphica" (Poster), in Prolepsis’ 2nd International Postgraduate Conference ‘Auctor est aequivocum: Authenticity, Authority and Authorship from the Classical Antiquity to the Middle Ages', Bari 26-27.10.2017

The studies on the reception of Ovid in Antiquity and the Middle Ages have multiplied in the last... more The studies on the reception of Ovid in Antiquity and the Middle Ages have multiplied in the last decades, alongside those related to his influence on literary culture in Imperial Rome. In this respect, a particularly effective contribution to the understanding of the fortune and influence of this poet in the very first centuries of the Empire can be identified in epigraphic sources

Analisi preliminare sulle forme di ricezione di Ovidio a Pompeii (Poster), XV Congressus Internationalis Epigraphiae Graecae et Latinae (Vindobonae 2017)

by Gian Luca Gregori and Gianmarco Bianchini

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Presentazione di un progetto che prevede l'analisi sotto il profilo filologico-letterario di dici... more

“L’ossario di Cresto”, Lecture at Museo Nazionale Romano - Terme di Diocleziano, Roma, 28.05.2016

Presentazione del documento, già studiato in altre sedi, presso Museo Nazionale Romano - Terme di... more