Reading Latin poetry aloud: a practical guide to two thousand years of verse
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adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements page
xiii
Introduction
1
Bibliographical abbreviations
7
General abbreviations and
sigla
8
Sources
9
Chapter
1 :
Measuring up
12
(i) Why do we study Latin?
12
The scope of Latin
-
attitudes towards Latin classics
-
the
classics defined
-
the decline of Classics
-
efforts to reinstate
later writings
-
a broader view of the subject
(ii) The scope of Latin literature
Π
Survival of literary language
-
the Carolingian reforms
-
the revival of the eleventh and twelfth centuries
-
the universal
language
-
the Renaissance renewal
(iii)
Speaking Latin
21
JElfric ofEynsham
-
Erasmus
-
reading aloud in the
Middle Ages
-
decline of spoken Latin
(iv)
Reading Latin aloud
27
Milton and Virgil compared
-
the importance of reading
aloud
-
Erasmus anecdote on poor pronunciation
(v) Pronunciation and prosody
32
Discovering how verse works
-
working with others
(vi)
The texts, phonetic transcriptions, and translations
34
Chapter
2:
The sounds of Classical Latin
36
(i) Pronunciation
36
Table of sounds in CL
37
Practice examples
40
vi
Contents
(ii)
Elision
and aphaeresis
40
Vestigial vowels -final
m
(iii)
Accent and stress
42
Degrees of stress
Chapter
3:
Classical prosody and the dactylic hexameter
45
(i) Prosody: syllable length and stress
45
Classification of verse forms
-
long and short vowels
-
large and
small syllables -position of word accent
(ii) The dactylic hexameter
48
Fusible breves —final syllables
-
caesura and diaeresis
-
ictus and
word-accent- the reforms ofEnnius
—
how the metrical schema
works
-
coincidence of ictus and accent in fifth and sixth feet
-
Erasmus
on relative length of long and breve
-
the art of reading metrical verse
(iii)
Examples
55
The Irrational Nature of Grief
Lucretius,
De rerum natura
III.
894-911 55
The Destruction of Laocoon
Virgil, Aeneid II.
199-227 58
Caesar Crosses the Rubicon
Lucan:
De hello civili I.213-27
62
Chapter
4:
The elegiac couplet
65
Origin and use of couplets
—
description of the form
Hero Tells
Leander
of her Nights of Longing
Ovid, Heroides
XIX. 31-56 66
Six Shafts of Wit
Martial, Epigrammata
70
The Green-eyed Monster
Martial, Epigrammata IX.
97 73
Chapter
5:
Iambics
75
Origin and use of iambics
-
description of the form
-
choliambs (or scazons)
Trading Insults
Virgilian Appendix, Catalepton
XIII 76
Catullus Shows off his Boat
Catullus IV,
1-12 80
A Joyous Homecoming
Catullus
XXXI 83
Contents
vii
Chapter
6:
Aeolic verse
86
Lyric verse
-
Catullus and Horace compared
Welcome Home, Veranius!
Catullus IX
87
A Greeting for the Bride
Catullus
LXI, 82-106
89
Besotted
Catullus LI
92
To a Fickle Nymph
Horace,
Carmina
1.
5
94
Time s Winged Chariot
Horace,
Carmina
II.
14
97
Chapter
7:
The sounds of Medieval Latin
101
(i) Evolution of Latin speech
101
Vulgar changes crystallized by the eighth-century reforms
-
classical metres retained
(ii) Vowel changes
103
Few real changes of sound
(iii)
Consonants
104
(a) Voiceless plosives
104
(b) Voiced plosives
105
(c) Nasals
105
(d) Liquids and fricatives
106
(e) The remainder
107
Table of sounds in ML
108
Practice examples
110
Chapter
8:
Medieval hexameters 111
The development of rhyme
-
the two-part hexameter
-
metrical experiments
Creation: Days Two and Three
Avitus of
Vienne, De
spiritalis
históriáé
gestís 1.
14-29
111
Waltharius Prepares to Escape
Ekkehard I, Waltharius 1.
304-23 113
Pastoral Scene
[Gottschalk],
Eclogue ofTheodulus,
1-7 116
Country Life
Marbod of
Rennes,
The Pleasures of Country Life
117
A Back-handed Compliment
Hugh
Primas,
Го
the Bishop
119
viii Contents
Cold Charity
Hugh
Primas,
On his Cloak
120
The Last Judgment
Bernard of Cluny,
De contemptu
mundil.
1-12 121
Nature s Masterpiece
Alan of Lille, Anticlaudianus 1.
1-7 123
The Greatest Hero of Them All
Walter of
Châtillon,
Alexandreis
V.
491-509 125
Chapter
9:
Other quantitative metres
128
(i) Elegiacs
128
A Tart Rejoinder
[Paulus
Diaconus], Vitellus
etciconia
128
Baudry Fears for the Future of Poetry
Baudry of Bourgueil, To the Nun Emma
129
Burnellus Loses the Plot
Nigel Wireker, Speculum stultorum,
1887-1910
134
Adam Finds his Feet
John Gower, Vox clamantis
VII.
545-66
136
(ii)
Rhymed elegiacs
138
Tragic Troy
Anon., Lament for Troy
138
The Trojan Maid
[Wido of Ivrea], Inuitatio
140
(iii)
Other metres
142
Thought for the Day
Hymn for Prime (on a day of fasting),
с
sixth century
143
The Sombre Days of Lent
Anon., Hymn for the Saturday before
Septuagésima
144
St
John Inspire our Song
Paulus
Diaconus,
Hymn to Stjohn the Baptist
146
Chapter
10:
Medieval vowels and rhythmical verse
149
The evidence of rhyme
-
accented long vowels remain long- unaccented
long vowels become shorter
-
accented short vowels in open syllables
become longer
-
new system of notation for vowels
-
examples to practise
Contents ix
Chapter
11:
Medieval
rhythms I
157
Adam of
St
Victor
-
how rhythm works in various cultures
The Second Coming
St Columba, Altus
prosator,
243-54 160
Hymn to the Virgin
Anon.,
Aue
maris
stélla
162
The Eternal City
Anon.,
О
Roma nobilis
164
An Invitation to Love
lam dulcis arnica uenito, from the Cambridge Songs
166
A Dream of Bliss
De somnio,
from the Ripoll MS
169
The Bishop in a Rage
Walter Map , Golias in
raptarem
[sui pilei]
У1Ъ
Chapter
12:
Medieval rhythms II
178
Subtleties of stanza formation
-
later developments
Love s Sickness
Peter of Blois, Vacillantis trutine
178
A Damsel in Distress
Anon., Hue usque, me
miserami
182
By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them
Philip the Chancellor, Veritas ueritatum
185
The Holy Mother s Grief
Anon., Stabat mater
192
The End of the World
Thomas of
Celano,
Dies
trae
196
Chapter
13:
Early Modern pronunciation
201
Problems with the reform of pronunciation-pronunciation at the end of
the Middle Ages
-
Erasmus on quantity and rhythm
-
Erasmus on
pronunciation
-
no change required for vowels
-
consonants assessed
Table of sounds in NL
208
Practice words
210
Chapter
14:
Renaissance verse I
211
The origin and extent of the literary Renaissance
Petrarch Returns to Italy
Francesco
Petrarca,
Epist.
metr.
III.
24 212
Contents
A Lullaby for Lucius
Giovanni Gioviano Pontano,
De amore coniugali
xii 214
The Fall of Constantinople
Michele Marnilo, Epigr.
II.
49 215
Magnificat
Iacopo Sannazaro,
De partu
Virginis II.
49-79 218
Mars Tries to Cheat at Chess
Marco Girolamo
Vida, Scacchia
ludus
383-410 221
Chapter
15:
Renaissance verse II
225
A Wicked Pope
Paolo Belmesseri, from Opera
poetka
225
The Pope s Reward
Euricius Cordus,
Operapoetica
omnia,
f. 118,
Epigr. II
226
Only the Dead are Happy?
Ioachimus Camerarius, An beatitude solum sit post mortem
228
Vorsprung durch Technik
Conradus
Ceitis,
Lăudat Germanum inuentorem
artís
impressoriae
230
A French Horace
Jean Salmon Macrin, Ad
munícipes suos
232
The Sage of Rotterdam
Nicolas Bourbon, Ad Desiderium Erastnum
Roterodamum
235
To the Poet Erasmus
John Leland, Ad Desiderium Roterodamum
236
Paddy s Confession
Thomas More, Epigr.
247 238
More is Less
Germain
de Brie,
Lectori
239
A Dish of Mushrooms
Jean Dampierre, A safe way to serve mushrooms
242
A Little Tease
Ioannes
Secundus, Basium
III
244
In Praise of the Horse
George Buchanan,
De equo elogium
245
The Soul s Ravishment
Thomas Campion, Epigr. II.
11
ЗА
247
Contents xi
Chapter
16:
Postscript: The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
251
A shrinking constituency
-
high quality poetry still written
The Beloved Stream
Casimir Sarbievius,
Ad fontem Sonam
252
The Death of Caesar
Thomas May, Supplementum Pharsaliae
VII.
380-433 254
Ode to the Virgin
Jacob
Balde,
Lyric. I. Ode
xliii 259
The Apple Tree
John Milton, Apologus
de rustico et
hero
263
On a Drop of Dew
Andrew Marvell,
Ros
264
Beatus
Vir
David van Hoogstraaten,
Psalmus
I
270
Canvassing
Anthony
Мѕотр,
Josepho Taylor
272
Puppets
Joseph Addison, Machinae
gesticulantes
274
The Magic of Photography
Pope Leo
XIII, Ars photographica 282
Glossary of terms
284
Appendix I: Further study
288
Appendix II: Hints for singers
295
Appendix III: Ennius
302
Appendix IV: A poem in the
Goliardie
measure cum auctoritate
306
Appendix V: Two late sung poems
309
Select Bibliography
ЗІЗ
CD track names and numbers
316
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Contents
Acknowledgements page
xiii
Introduction
1
Bibliographical abbreviations
7
General abbreviations and
sigla
8
Sources
9
Chapter
1 :
Measuring up
12
(i) Why do we study Latin?
12
The scope of Latin
-
attitudes towards Latin classics
-
the
classics defined
-
the decline of Classics
-
efforts to reinstate
later writings
-
a broader view of the subject
(ii) The scope of Latin literature
Π
Survival of literary language
-
the Carolingian reforms
-
the revival of the eleventh and twelfth centuries
-
the universal
language
-
the Renaissance renewal
(iii)
Speaking Latin
21
JElfric ofEynsham
-
Erasmus
-
reading aloud in the
Middle Ages
-
decline of spoken Latin
(iv)
Reading Latin aloud
27
Milton and Virgil compared
-
the importance of reading
aloud
-
Erasmus anecdote on poor pronunciation
(v) Pronunciation and prosody
32
Discovering how verse works
-
working with others
(vi)
The texts, phonetic transcriptions, and translations
34
Chapter
2:
The sounds of Classical Latin
36
(i) Pronunciation
36
Table of sounds in CL
37
Practice examples
40
vi
Contents
(ii)
Elision
and aphaeresis
40
Vestigial vowels -final
m
(iii)
Accent and stress
42
Degrees of stress
Chapter
3:
Classical prosody and the dactylic hexameter
45
(i) Prosody: syllable length and stress
45
Classification of verse forms
-
long and short vowels
-
large and
small syllables -position of word accent
(ii) The dactylic hexameter
48
Fusible breves —final syllables
-
caesura and diaeresis
-
'ictus' and
word-accent- the reforms ofEnnius
—
how the metrical schema
works
-
coincidence of'ictus' and accent in fifth and sixth feet
-
Erasmus
on relative length of long and breve
-
the art of reading metrical verse
(iii)
Examples
55
The Irrational Nature of Grief
Lucretius,
De rerum natura
III.
894-911 55
The Destruction of Laocoon
Virgil, Aeneid II.
199-227 58
Caesar Crosses the Rubicon
Lucan:
De hello civili I.213-27
62
Chapter
4:
The elegiac couplet
65
Origin and use of couplets
—
description of the form
Hero Tells
Leander
of her Nights of Longing
Ovid, Heroides
XIX. 31-56 66
Six Shafts of Wit
Martial, Epigrammata
70
The Green-eyed Monster
Martial, Epigrammata IX.
97 73
Chapter
5:
Iambics
75
Origin and use of iambics
-
description of the form
-
choliambs (or scazons)
Trading Insults
Virgilian Appendix, Catalepton
XIII 76
Catullus Shows off his Boat
Catullus IV,
1-12 80
A Joyous Homecoming
Catullus
XXXI 83
Contents
vii
Chapter
6:
Aeolic verse
86
Lyric verse
-
Catullus and Horace compared
Welcome Home, Veranius!
Catullus IX
87
A Greeting for the Bride
Catullus
LXI, 82-106
89
Besotted
Catullus LI
92
To a Fickle Nymph
Horace,
Carmina
1.
5
94
Time's Winged Chariot
Horace,
Carmina
II.
14
97
Chapter
7:
The sounds of Medieval Latin
101
(i) Evolution of Latin speech
101
Vulgar changes crystallized by the eighth-century reforms
-
classical metres retained
(ii) Vowel changes
103
Few real changes of sound
(iii)
Consonants
104
(a) Voiceless plosives
104
(b) Voiced plosives
105
(c) Nasals
105
(d) Liquids and fricatives
106
(e) The remainder
107
Table of sounds in ML
108
Practice examples
110
Chapter
8:
Medieval hexameters 111
The development of rhyme
-
the two-part hexameter
-
metrical experiments
Creation: Days Two and Three
Avitus of
Vienne, De
spiritalis
históriáé
gestís 1.
14-29
111
Waltharius Prepares to Escape
Ekkehard I, Waltharius 1.
304-23 113
Pastoral Scene
[Gottschalk],
Eclogue ofTheodulus,
1-7 116
Country Life
Marbod of
Rennes,
The Pleasures of Country Life
117
A Back-handed Compliment
Hugh
Primas,
Го
the Bishop
119
viii Contents
Cold Charity
Hugh
Primas,
On his Cloak
120
The Last Judgment
Bernard of Cluny,
De contemptu
mundil.
1-12 121
Nature's Masterpiece
Alan of Lille, Anticlaudianus 1.
1-7 123
The Greatest Hero of Them All
Walter of
Châtillon,
Alexandreis
V.
491-509 125
Chapter
9:
Other quantitative metres
128
(i) Elegiacs
128
A Tart Rejoinder
[Paulus
Diaconus], Vitellus
etciconia
128
Baudry Fears for the Future of Poetry
Baudry of Bourgueil, To the Nun Emma
129
Burnellus Loses the Plot
Nigel Wireker, Speculum stultorum,
1887-1910
134
Adam Finds his Feet
John Gower, Vox clamantis
VII.
545-66
136
(ii)
Rhymed elegiacs
138
Tragic Troy
Anon., Lament for Troy
138
The Trojan Maid
[Wido of Ivrea], Inuitatio
140
(iii)
Other metres
142
Thought for the Day
Hymn for Prime (on a day of fasting),
с
sixth century
143
The Sombre Days of Lent
Anon., Hymn for the Saturday before
Septuagésima
144
St
John Inspire our Song
Paulus
Diaconus,
Hymn to Stjohn the Baptist
146
Chapter
10:
Medieval vowels and rhythmical verse
149
The evidence of rhyme
-
accented long vowels remain long- unaccented
long vowels become shorter
-
accented short vowels in open syllables
become longer
-
new system of notation for vowels
-
examples to practise
Contents ix
Chapter
11:
Medieval
rhythms I
157
Adam of
St
Victor
-
how rhythm works in various cultures
The Second Coming
St Columba, Altus
prosator,
243-54 160
Hymn to the Virgin
Anon.,
Aue
maris
stélla
162
The Eternal City
Anon.,
О
Roma nobilis
164
An Invitation to Love
lam dulcis arnica uenito, from the Cambridge Songs
166
A Dream of Bliss
De somnio,
from the Ripoll MS
169
The Bishop in a Rage
'Walter Map', Golias in
raptarem
[sui pilei]
У1Ъ
Chapter
12:
Medieval rhythms II
178
Subtleties of stanza formation
-
later developments
Love's Sickness
Peter of Blois, Vacillantis trutine
178
A Damsel in Distress
Anon., Hue usque, me
miserami
182
'By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them'
Philip the Chancellor, Veritas ueritatum
185
The Holy Mother's Grief
Anon., Stabat mater
192
The End of the World
Thomas of
Celano,
Dies
trae
196
Chapter
13:
Early Modern pronunciation
201
Problems with the reform of pronunciation-pronunciation at the end of
the Middle Ages
-
Erasmus on quantity and rhythm
-
Erasmus on
pronunciation
-
no change required for vowels
-
consonants assessed
Table of sounds in NL
208
Practice words
210
Chapter
14:
Renaissance verse I
211
The origin and extent of the literary Renaissance
Petrarch Returns to Italy
Francesco
Petrarca,
Epist.
metr.
III.
24 212
Contents
A Lullaby for Lucius
Giovanni Gioviano Pontano,
De amore coniugali
xii 214
The Fall of Constantinople
Michele Marnilo, Epigr.
II.
49 215
Magnificat
Iacopo Sannazaro,
De partu
Virginis II.
49-79 218
Mars Tries to Cheat at Chess
Marco Girolamo
Vida, Scacchia
ludus
383-410 221
Chapter
15:
Renaissance verse II
225
A Wicked Pope
Paolo Belmesseri, from Opera
poetka
225
The Pope's Reward
Euricius Cordus,
Operapoetica
omnia,
f. 118,
Epigr. II
226
Only the Dead are Happy?
Ioachimus Camerarius, An beatitude solum sit post mortem
228
Vorsprung durch Technik
Conradus
Ceitis,
Lăudat Germanum inuentorem
artís
impressoriae
230
A French Horace
Jean Salmon Macrin, Ad
munícipes suos
232
The Sage of Rotterdam
Nicolas Bourbon, Ad Desiderium Erastnum
Roterodamum
235
To the Poet Erasmus
John Leland, Ad Desiderium Roterodamum
236
Paddy's Confession
Thomas More, Epigr.
247 238
More is Less
Germain
de Brie,
Lectori
239
A Dish of Mushrooms
Jean Dampierre, A safe way to serve mushrooms
242
A Little Tease
Ioannes
Secundus, Basium
III
244
In Praise of the Horse
George Buchanan,
De equo elogium
245
The Soul's Ravishment
Thomas Campion, Epigr. II.
11
ЗА
247
Contents xi
Chapter
16:
Postscript: The seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
251
A shrinking constituency
-
high quality poetry still written
The Beloved Stream
Casimir Sarbievius,
Ad fontem Sonam
252
The Death of Caesar
Thomas May, Supplementum Pharsaliae
VII.
380-433 254
Ode to the Virgin
Jacob
Balde,
Lyric. I. Ode
xliii 259
The Apple Tree
John Milton, Apologus
de rustico et
hero
263
On a Drop of Dew
Andrew Marvell,
Ros
264
Beatus
Vir
David van Hoogstraaten,
Psalmus
I
270
Canvassing
Anthony
Мѕотр,
Josepho Taylor
272
Puppets
Joseph Addison, Machinae
gesticulantes
274
The Magic of Photography
Pope Leo
XIII, Ars photographica 282
Glossary of terms
284
Appendix I: Further study
288
Appendix II: Hints for singers
295
Appendix III: Ennius
302
Appendix IV: A poem in the
Goliardie
measure cum auctoritate
306
Appendix V: Two late sung poems
309
Select Bibliography
ЗІЗ
CD track names and numbers
316 |
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dewey-tens | 870 - Latin & related Italic literatures |
discipline | Philologie / Byzantinistik / Neulatein |
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language | English Latin |
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spelling | Brooks, Clive Verfasser aut Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse Clive Brooks 1. publ. Cambridge [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 2007 XI, 318 S. 2 CDs (12 cm) txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Latin language Phonetics Latin language Pronunciation by foreign speakers Latin poetry Translations into English Latin poetry, Medieval and modern Translations into English Oral interpretation of poetry Vortragstechnik (DE-588)4188737-2 gnd rswk-swf Deklamation (DE-588)4149028-9 gnd rswk-swf Versdichtung (DE-588)4318806-0 gnd rswk-swf Latein (DE-588)4114364-4 gnd rswk-swf Aussprache, lateinisch (DE-2581)TH000005734 gbd Latein (DE-588)4114364-4 s Versdichtung (DE-588)4318806-0 s Deklamation (DE-588)4149028-9 s Vortragstechnik (DE-588)4188737-2 s DE-604 Digitalisierung BSBMuenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015964198&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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title | Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse |
title_auth | Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse |
title_exact_search | Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse |
title_exact_search_txtP | Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse |
title_full | Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse Clive Brooks |
title_fullStr | Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse Clive Brooks |
title_full_unstemmed | Reading Latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse Clive Brooks |
title_short | Reading Latin poetry aloud |
title_sort | reading latin poetry aloud a practical guide to two thousand years of verse |
title_sub | a practical guide to two thousand years of verse |
topic | Latin language Phonetics Latin language Pronunciation by foreign speakers Latin poetry Translations into English Latin poetry, Medieval and modern Translations into English Oral interpretation of poetry Vortragstechnik (DE-588)4188737-2 gnd Deklamation (DE-588)4149028-9 gnd Versdichtung (DE-588)4318806-0 gnd Latein (DE-588)4114364-4 gnd |
topic_facet | Latin language Phonetics Latin language Pronunciation by foreign speakers Latin poetry Translations into English Latin poetry, Medieval and modern Translations into English Oral interpretation of poetry Vortragstechnik Deklamation Versdichtung Latein |
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