Der Wittenberger Homer
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Der Wittenberger Homer

Johann Stigel und seine lateinische Übersetzung des elften Odyssee-Buches

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Der Wittenberger Homer

Johann Stigel und seine lateinische Übersetzung des elften Odyssee-Buches

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Johann Stigel (1515–1562), der bei Philipp Melanchthon an der Wittenberger UniversitĂ€t studierte und dort 1542 die Terenzprofessur erhielt, war ein zu seiner Zeit gefeierter neulateinischer Dichter, den Kaiser Karl V. 1541 zum poeta laureatus krönte. Unter Stigels zahlreichen Gedichten befindet sich auch eine Übertragung des elften Buches der homerischen Odyssee, die er mit den sprachlichen Mitteln der klassischen römischen Epik gestaltete. In einem langen Einleitungsgedicht widmete er das Werk dem österreichischen Adligen Ferdinand a Maugis, einem der Tischgenossen Martin Luthers. Darin wird die Vorbildfunktion des Odysseus als vir perfectus fĂŒr einen in der Öffentlichkeit wirkenden Menschen herausgestellt. Beide Texte werden nach der Wittenberger Erstausgabe von 1545 ediert, mit einer Einleitung versehen, ĂŒbersetzt und ausfĂŒhrlich kommentiert.[Homer in Wittenberg. Johann Stigel and His Latin Translation of the Eleventh Odyssee Book]Johann Stigel (1515–1562) studied with Philipp Melanchthon in Wittenberg and received the Terence professorship at the same university in 1542. He was a celebrated Neo-Latin poet of his day and was crowned poet laureate by Emperor Charles V in 1541. Stigel's numerous works include a translation of the eleventh book of Homer's Odyssey, which he cast in the form of a classical Roman epic. In a long introductory poem, he dedicates the work to Austrian nobleman Ferdinand a Maugis, a table companion of Martin Luther, and develops the figure of Odysseus as vir perfectus and exemplar for a person active in public affairs. The present critical edition of both texts is based on the first Wittenberg edition of 1545 and includes an introduction, translation, and extensive commentary.

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INDEX VERBORUM

Der Index ist nicht lemmatisiert, da sich das Gesuchte angesichts des geringen Umfangs des Textes auch ohne Lemmatisierung schnell finden lÀsst. Die Schreibweise wird nach dem klassischen Latein normiert.
Die AbkĂŒrzung Epigr. steht fĂŒr Stigels Einleitungsepigramm, Carm. fĂŒr das Einleitungsgedicht zur Odyssee-Übersetzung, Od. fĂŒr die Übersetzung des 11. Buches der Odyssee und Tum. fĂŒr das Epigramm In tumulum Ulyssis.
a Carm. 39, 46, 57, 62, 168, 232, 263, 279, 336, 354, 355, 433, 443, 479, 482, 488; Od. 6, 86, 157, 357, 361, 429, 438, 587, 630, 714, 735, 773
ab Carm. 18, 58, 121, 285, 331, 379, 393; Epigr. 2; Od. 110, 192, 745, 800
abditus Carm. 433
abduceret Od. 374, 783
abduxit Od. 410, 411
aberrantem Carm. 97
abeuntibus Od. 260
abibit Od. 179
abiens Od. 75
abigens Od. 374
abigi Od. 376
abiit Od. 359
abire Carm. 120
abit Carm. 150, 450; Od. 749
abitura Carm. 278
abiverit Od. 319
abominor Carm. 293
absenti Od. 555
absorpta Od. 732
absume Od. 88
ac Carm. 81; Od. 515, 517
accedant Od. 56
accedit Od. 284, 591
accelerans Od. 99
accendere Od. 36
accensae Carm. 13
accensis Od. 52
accepit Od. 367
acceptis Od. 25
accepto Od. 4
acceptum Carm. 245
accipe Od. 174
accipere Od. 291
acciperem Od. 605
accipiens Od. 670
accipies Carm. 467
accipit Carm. 422
accipiunt Od. 391
accommodet Carm. 483
accumbit Od. 751
accumula Od. 89
accumulans Od. 245
Achaida Od. 607
Achille Od. 689
Achillea Od. 594
Achillem Od. 700
Achilles Od. 603, 615
Achillis Carm. 299; Od...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Titel
  3. Impressum
  4. Inhalt
  5. Vorwort
  6. EINLEITUNG
  7. TEXT UND ÜBERSETZUNG
  8. KOMMENTAR
  9. ANHANG
  10. LITERATUR
  11. INDEX VERBORUM
  12. Weitere BĂŒcher
  13. Anmerkungen