An Acrostic in Quintus Serenus’ Liber medicinalis?

IF 0.4 3区历史学 0 CLASSICS MNEMOSYNE Pub Date : 2024-05-10 DOI:10.1163/1568525x-bja10243

Gabriel A.F. Silva

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The aim of this note is to highlight an acrostic regarding leprosy (lepra) in Quintus Serenus’ Liber medicinalis (vv. 48-52), arguing that it is no accident but intentional. To this end, I show its relevance in context and take as examples the structure and contents of the poem, namely its reference to the case of Sulla’s disease.

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Quintus Serenus 的《Liber medicinalis》中的一句谚语？

本说明旨在强调昆图斯-塞雷努斯（Quintus Serenus）的《药典》（Liber medicinalis）（第 48-52 节）中有关麻风病（lepra）的咏叹调，认为这并非偶然，而是有意为之。为此，我从上下文的角度说明了它的相关性，并以该诗的结构和内容为例，即它提到了苏拉的病例。

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