Album alumnorum

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Vorwort – Alumnorum Tabula – L. Schaaf examines Euripidean influences in Plautus, specifically in "Miles gloriosus," and explores the tradition of popular storytelling. S. Lida-Tarán discusses Catullus 96 and its connection to Horace, O. I 24. R. Seagraves reevaluates the date and composition of Prudentius' "Contra orationem Symmachi," Book I. N. Thurn investigates Elisio Calenzio and Neapolitan antipetrarchism. K. Schlebusch provides insights into the Florentine baptismal registers from 1450-1510. M.-F. Schumann analyzes the bee metaphor in the works of Salmon Macrin. A. Wolkenhauer explores the concept of speaking statues as an ancient idea and its multimedia reinterpretation in early modern Rome. E. Marinova studies the neo-Latin commentaries on Hesiod's "Works and Days" in the German-speaking world during the 16th and 17th centuries. M. Rothkegel investigates the reception of Erasmus in Anabaptism, focusing on Peter Riedemann's Gospel paraphrases from 1549. J. J. Valverde Abril examines the humanistic rewriting of letters, particularly the case of Sepúlveda. M. Madrid Castro discusses Pornius by Hannard van Gameren. B. Meitzner presents a laudatory poem on Maria von Jever (1500-1575). K. Viiding reflects on Salomon Frenzel von Friedenthal's humanist fate in Riga. L. Braun analyzes biblical antiquity in Genesis and its implications for Valmarana's "Daemonomachia." M. Angres highlights humanists in Schleswig and Holstein, fo