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<\/p>\nI am excited to attend my first Kentucky Neo-Latin Conference this week, organized by the amazing Jennifer Tunberg and Laura Manning. The program does not seem to be freely available online, so I reproduce it here.<\/p>\n
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Organized by: Jennifer Tunberg, University of Kentucky. Chaired by: Terence Tunberg, University of Kentucky<\/p>\n
9:10–<\/span>9:20 Welcoming Remarks<\/p>\n 9:20–<\/span>9:40<\/p>\n “Flora in the Antipodes: Baron Ferdinand von Mueller’s <\/span>Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae.” Peter James Dennistoun Bryant. Independent scholar, Conventicula Lexintoniensia<\/p>\n 9:40–<\/span>10:00<\/p>\n “A Medical Thesis by a Peruvian Mulatto Towards the End of the Colonial Period.” Angela Helmer (University of South Dakota)<\/p>\n 10:00–<\/span>10:20<\/p>\n “What if the earliest students of Latin in the Americas were… Aztecs? Indigenous Latin in early colonial Mexico.” Ambra Marzocchi (Brown University; University of Kentucky alumna)<\/p>\n 10:20–<\/span>10:50 Discussion<\/p>\n 10:50–<\/span>1:00 Pause<\/p>\n Organized by: Laura Manning and Jennifer Tunberg, University of Kentucky. Chaired by: Milena Minkova, University of Kentucky<\/p>\n 1:00–<\/span>1:20<\/p>\n “Moro, Maumethanus, or both? Descriptions of Islamic believers in Archangelus Madrignanus\u2019s <\/span>Itinerarium.” Shruti Rajgopal (University College Cork, Ireland)<\/p>\n 1:20–<\/span>1:40<\/p>\n “Cleansing the Channels of Expression? The Early Prose Style of Bonaventure Baron (1610–<\/span>1696)” Jason Harris (University College Cork, Ireland)<\/p>\n 1:40–<\/span>2:00 Discussion<\/p>\n 2:00–<\/span>2:20 Pause<\/p>\n 2:20–<\/span>2:40<\/p>\n “Quanto Elegantius, Tanto Di\ufb03cilius: on the Latin of <\/span>Jacobus Trigland III\u2019s Diatribe de Secta Kar\u00e6orum” <\/i>Justin Mans\ufb01eld. Independent Scholar<\/p>\n 2:40–<\/span>3:00<\/p>\n “Timui ne a censoribus italicis prohiberetur: <\/i>An analysis of pre–<\/span>publication censorial interventions in Gian Vittorio Rossi’s Pinacotheca” <\/i>Jennifer Nelson (The Robbins Collection, UC Berkeley School of Law<\/p>\n 3:00–<\/span>3:20 Discussion<\/p>\n Organized by: Julia Hern\u00e1ndez and Laura Manning. Chaired by: Leni Ribeiro Leite (University of Kentucky)<\/p>\n 10:00–<\/span>10:20<\/p>\n “Luisa Sigea\u2019s Syntra <\/i>(1553): Framing Feminine Space at the \u201cHesperian\u201d Margin of Empire.” Julia Hern\u00e1ndez (New York University)<\/p>\n 10:20–<\/span>10:40<\/p>\n “Epic emulation of Vergil\u2019s Georgics <\/i>in Bas\u00edlio da Gama\u2019s Brasilienses Aurifodinae.” <\/i>Dreykon Fernandes Nascimento (University of Esp\u00edrito Santo)<\/p>\n 10:40–<\/span>11:00 Discussion<\/p>\n 11:00–<\/span>11:20 Pause<\/p>\n 11:20–<\/span>11:40<\/p>\n “Translating Anti–<\/span>Imperial Dissent in Neo–<\/span>Latin: Antonio de Guevara’s Horologium Principum.” <\/i>Matthew Gorey (Wabash College)<\/p>\n 11:40–<\/span>12:00<\/p>\n “Traveling to Lisbon: Ma\ufb00ei\u2019s Historiae Indicae <\/i>(1588) and the Portuguese Empire.” Christopher Francese (Dickinson College)<\/p>\n 12:00–<\/span>12:20 Discussion<\/p>\n 12:20–<\/span>12:40 Closing Remarks<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I am excited to attend my first Kentucky Neo-Latin Conference this week, organized by the amazing Jennifer Tunberg and Laura Manning. The program does not seem to be freely available online, so I reproduce it here. Thursday, April 18, 2024 – 9:10 … Continue reading Thursday, April 18, 2024 – <\/span>1:00 p.m. to 3:20 p.m. via Zoom<\/span><\/h1>\n
Translation, Style, Censorship: 4 Neo–<\/span>Latin Texts, ss. 16–<\/span>18<\/h2>\n
Friday, April 19, 2024 – <\/span>10:00 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. via Zoom<\/span><\/h1>\n
Empire and Colony in Europe and the New World: Four Neo–<\/span>Latin Perspectives, ss. 16–<\/span>18<\/h2>\n