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Egbert Forsten, Groningen, 1990. 166p. Paperback. ?Depuis 1986, Groningen est devenu un lieu de rencontre pour les spécialistes du roman antique. Les colloques bi-annuels qui s?y déroulent donnent lieu à des publications de qualité. en voici le troisième tome, qui comprend neuf études. Quatre d?entre elles portent sur des sujets singuliers (?). Sur les cinq autres articles, deux traitent d?Apurée et trois de l??Historia Apollonii regis Tyri? L?on sait que cette dernière oeuvre est au centre d?un débat souvent très vif et qui concerne la version originelle du texte latin que nous avons conservé. N. Holzberg met en valeur les analogies entre les aventures du roi à Cyrène et le séjour d?Ulysse chez les Phéaciens. Il souligne que le roman et l?' Odyssée? racontent tous deux l?histoire d?un héros qui surmonte, grâce à son intelligence, les épreuves qu?il subit et finit par revenir chez lui pour se venger de ses ennemis. Dans cette perspective, il s?interroge sur deux fragments (?) et se demande s?ils n?appartiennent pas à l?original grec du roman où l?on trouvait une reine jouant un rôle analogue à celui d?Arété chez Homère. Il ouvre la voie à la reconstitution hypothétique de cet original à partir d?une étude des ses sources littéraires probables au rang desquelles il fait figurer Homère, mais aussi la comédie et la tragédie. G.A.A. Kortekaas tient lui aussi pour un archétype grec. Il présente ici les adaptations latines de l??Historia? au Moyen Age et à la Renaissance, en montrant qu?il s?agit d?une littérature difficile à définir, mais dont la complexibilité et les métamorphoses ne sauraient être ignorées des futurs commentateurs de la version antique. (?) E. Archibald l?analyse et rejoint la conclusion de Kortekaas: l?' Historia défie toute classification, mais elle offre un schéma narratif fort et qui se prête aus traitement les plus divers où l??équilibre entre le romanesque et l?édifiant peut connaître toutes sortes de variations. (?) Aucun des auteurs de ce volume ne la conçoit comme telle. Chacun l?installe, au contraire, au centre de sa recherche et en souligne le caractère primordial et l?originalité. Chaque étude est accompagnée d?une annotation copieuse et d?une bibliographie abondante. La valeur scientifique de cet ouvrage s?en trouve encore accrue.? (ALAIN BILLAULT in Revue des Études Grecques, 1991, pp.655-56).

Egbert Forsten, Groningen, 1991. 185p. Paperback. A.o.: D. MAEDER: Au Seuil des Romans Grecs: Effets de réel et effets de création (pp.1-35); M. LAPLACE: Achille Tatius, 'Leucippé et Clitophon': des fables au roman de formation (pp.35-57); J.R. MORGAN: Reader and Audiences in the 'Aithiopika' of Heliodorus (pp.85-105).

Egbert Forsten, Groningen, 1988. 172p. Paperback. ?This collection consists of nine papers on the ancient novel and its ?Nachleben? from the 1986 colloquia at Groningen. (?) In many respects this little volume concerns itself with ambiguity: all touch on reader reaction in some way, many on reaction to that most tantalizing of texts, the ?Metamorphoses? While little emerges that is new, there is much responsible reformulation and incentive to further discussion. (?) The collection is attractively produces, and often conspicuously well documented. It offers an ambitious and enjoyable series of explorations to mark a new phase in the Groningen project?s work.? (GRAHAM ANDERSON in The Classical Review (New Series), 1990, pp.496-97).

Groningen, Egbert Forsten, 1995. Paperbound. viii-183 p. (new copy).

Groningen, Egbert Forsten, 1997. Paperbound. xi-240 p. (new copy).

Groningen, Egbert Forsten, 1996. Paperbound. ix-241 p. (new copy).

Original publisher's sewn paperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: vi, 172pp., 8 contributions with notes & references, index. Contributions: 1. Bernhard Kytzler: Zum utopischen Roman der klassischen Antike. 2. Massimo Fusillo: Textual Patterns and Narrative Situations in the Greek Novel. 3. Brigitte Egger: Zu den Frauenrollen im griechischen Roman. Die Frau als Heldin und Leserin. 4. Berber Wesseling: The Audience of the Ancient Novel. 5. Klaus Sallmann: Irritation als productionsästhetischen Prinzip in den Metamorphosen des Apuleius. 6. Rudi Th. van der Paarst: Playing the Game. 7. Paula James: La question della lingua latina nel Quatrocento e l'importanza dell'opera di Appuleio. 8. Günter Berger: Longo volgarizzato: Annibale Caro und Casparo Gozzi als Übersetzer eines problematischen Klassikers. Very fine copy - as new. Volume I: Groningen Colloquia on the Novel.

Original publisher's sewn paperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: x, 152pp. Very fine copy - as new. Volume VII: Groningen Colloquia on the Novel.

Original publisher's sewn blue paperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: xij, 186pp., 9 contributions, footnotes, bibliographical notes, references, general index. Contents: 1. Danielle Maeder: Au Seuil des Romans Grecs: Effets de réel et effets de création. 2. Marcelle Laplace: Achille Tatius, ' Leucippé et Clitophon '. des fables au roman de formation. 3. Jessie Maritz: The Role of Music in ' Daphnis and Cloe '. 4. Marilla Futre Pinheiro: Calasiris' Story and its Narrative Significance in Heliodorus' Aethiopica. 5. John R. Morgan: Reader and Audiences in the ' Aithiopika ' of Heliodorus. 6. Frederick M. Jones: Realism in Petronius. 7. Nicole Fick: Les histoires d'empoisonnement dans les ' Métamorphoses ' d' Apulée. 8. Marianne Elster: Römisches Strafrecht in den ' Metamorphosen ' des Apuleius. 9. Paula James: Fool's Gold.Renaming the Ass. Very fine copy. Volume IV: Groningen Colloquia on the Novel.

Original publisher's sewn paperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: vi, 166pp. Very fine copy - as new. Volume III: Groningen Colloquia on the Novel.

Original publisher's sewn brown paperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: viij, 184pp., 10 contributions, footnotes, bibliographical notes, references, general index. Contents: 1. M. Reichel: Xenophon's Cyropaedia and the Hellenistic Novel. 2. E. Mignogna: Roman and Paradoxon: Die Metamorphosen der Metapher in Achilleus Tatios' Leukippe und Kleitophon. 3. H.L. Morales: The Taming of the View: National Curiosities in Leukippe and Kleitophon. 4. C. Connors: Beholding Troy in Petronius' Satyricon and John Barclay's Euphormionis Lusinini Satyricon. 5. H. Petersmann: Religion, Superstition and Parody in Petronius' Cena Trimalchionis. 6. M. Kardaun: Encolpius at Croton: A Jungian Interpretation. 7. D. van Mal-Maeder: L'ane d'Or ou les métamorphoses d'un récit: illustration de la subjectivité humaine. 8. K. Sallmann: Erzählendes in der Apologia des Apuleius, oder: Argumentation als Unterhaltung. 9. R. Stoneman: Riddles in Bronze and Stone: Monuments and their Interpretation in the Alexander Romance. Very fine copy - as new. Volume VI: Groningen Colloquia on the Novel.

Original publisher's sewn purple paperback, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: x, 242pp., 9 contributions, footnotes, bibliographical notes, references, general index. Contents: 1. Mario Andreassi: Osmosis and contiguity between ' low ' and ' high ' Literature: Moicheutria and Apuleius. 2. Stelios Panayotakis: Insidiae Veneris: Lameness, Old Age and Deception in the underworld. 3. Anne E. Witte: Calendar and Calendar Motivs in Apulaius' Metamorphoses. 4. Andrew Laird: Description and divinity in Apuleius' Metamorphoses. 5. Danielle van Mal-Meader: Lector, intende: laetaberis. The enigma of the last book of Apuleius' Metamorphoses. 6. Dirk Uwe Hansen: Die Metamorphose des Heiligen Clemens und die Clementina. 7. Ruth E. Harder: Diskurse über die Gastlichkeit im Roman des Theodoros Prodromos. 8. Willem J. Aerts: Das literarische Porträit in der byzantinischen Literatur. 9. Robert H.F. Carver: ' Sugared Invention ' or ' Mongrel Tragi-comedy ': Sir Philip Sidney and the Ancient Novel. Very fine copy - as new. Volume VIII: Groningen Colloquia on the Novel.

Luxemburg, 1983. Omslag. 119 pp.

Groningen, Egbert Forsten, 1990. Paperbound. vi-165 p. (new copy).

Groningen, Egbert Forsten, 1991. Paperbound. xii-185 p. (new copy).

Groningen, 1990. Omslag. 145 p. Met 6 platen. isbn 906980039X.

Groningen, Forsten, 1993. Omslag. xx-74 p. (Latijn-Nederlandse uitgave). Nieuw exemplaar in krimpfolie.

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Routledge, London / New York, 1999. XI,277p. Original black cloth, spine silver titled, with pictorial dust wrps. Nice copy. A.o.: G. SCHMELING: Petronius and the 'Satyrica' (pp.23-38); G.N. SANDY: Apuleius' 'Golden Ass': from Miletus to Egypt (pp.81-103); R. STOEMAN: The Latin Alexander (pp.167-187); R.H.F. CARVER: The rediscovery of the Latin novels (pp.253-269). 'In Latin Fiction the table of contents alone is proof of the rich variety of ancient novelistic prose. That the contributions do justice to that variety makes the book a worthwhile purchase for those seeking a reliable and well-documented introduction to the texts.' (JOY CONNOLLY in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2000.05.10).

Original softcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. XI, 183 p. From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Minimally scuffed bottom edge, otherwise very good and clean. / Minimal bestoßener Fußschnitt, sonst sehr gut und sauber. - CONTENTS: Preface -- N. Holzberg (München), A Lesser Known Picaresque Novel of Greek Origin: The Aesop Romance and Its Influence -- D. M. Schenkeveld (Amsterdam), The Lexicon of the Narrator and his Characters: Some Aspects of Syntax and Choice of Words in Charitons Chaereas and Callirhoe -- Th. D. McCreight (Baltimore), Sacrificial Ritual in Apuleius Metamorphoses -- C. C. Schlam (Columbus/Ohio), Cupid and Psyche: Folktale and Literary Narrative -- W. S. Smith (Albuquerque/ New Mexico), Interlocking of Theme and Meaning in the Golden Ass -- K. Dowden (Birmingham), The Unity of Apuleius Eighth Book & the Danger of Beasts -- H. Hofmann (Groningen), Die Flucht des Erzählers: Narrative Strategien in den Ehebruchsgeschichten in Apuleius Goldenem Esel -- M. Zimmerman-de Graaf (Groningen), Narrative Judgement and Reader Response in Apuleius, Metamorphoses 10,29-34: The Pantomime of the Judgement of Paris -- G. N. Sandy (Vancouver), West Meets East: Western Students in Athens in the Mid-Second Century A.D. - The fifth volume of the Groningen Colloquia on the Novel contains, as usual in a revised and expanded form, a selection of nine papers, which were read at various meetings of the Groningen Colloquia on the Novel or at other occasions between 1989 and 1992 and which are printed here for the first time. Two papers deal with Greek novels -the Aesop Romance and Charitons Chaereas and Callirhoe- the remaining seven centre around the person of Apuleius and his Golden Ass. Like its predecessors, the present volume reflects the strong revival of interest by many scholars in the genre of the ancient novel, its narrative texture and its artistic and esthetic qualities. ISBN 9069800616 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 315.

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Egbert Forsten, Groningen, 1989. 165p. Paperback. A.o.: Fr. KUDLIEN: Kindesaussetzung im antiken Roman: Ein Thema zwischen Fiktionalitët und Lebenswirklichkeit (pp.25-45); E. MASS: Tradition und Innovation im Romanschaffen Boccaccios: Die Bedeutung des Goldenen Esel für die Erneuerung des Prosaromans durch die Elegia di Madonna Fiammetta (1343/4) (pp.87-109).

Egbert Forsten, Groningen, 1990. X,145p. ills.(B&W photographs) Sewn. Half title some moist. Slightly bubbled.