Sitemap - 2020 - Biblonia
The big deal about the minuscule
The vehicular language which made Europe
For a different kind of virology
An island of mediocre relevance
Survival of the fittest vestige
Montaigne's 3 lessons for the Covid age
Cultural galaxies far far away
Imagination and anthropocentrism
Cosmopolitan cities and speakers
Time, chronicles and Arabic numerals
Legal deposit in the ancient world
The digital factotum della città
Touching the limits of imagination
Going against the grain of the historical source
The new heights of Mont Ventoux
Martial's three offensive lessons for writers
Script as a source of authority
Is destruction a form of reception?
An idle thought about ancient otium
The fertility of medieval history writing
The wasteland of popular history
Opening the Overton windows on the Middle Ages
The paradox of the medieval page
A tale of three classical manuscripts
From the fake newsroom (review of I.T. Morar, Fake News during the Golden Age)
The classical theory of rhetoric
The political acrobatics of acrostic poems
Twitter and the ancient epigram
To put your quill where your mouth is
Let us make the past in our image, after our likeness
Let's start in the middle (of things)
Palinodes or the courage to say 'I was wrong'
The Romans always win until they don't
Have you ever tried Dante-dating?
The enduring charm of hybridity
The bored ones get the best of Hell
The Covid-19-prisoner's dilemma
Trinkets for the confined court
Getting bored in (not with) the 12th century
When in exile, do as the exiled do
The exterminating angels of confinement
Fear Of Missing Out On The Free Stuff
Dante or the man who became Easter
Open chronicles in cloistered times
When Robinson Crusoe starts to cough
Between the Zoo and Foucault's Great Confinement
Camus' whispers and suspicions
When St Vitus goes marching in
Where are the leaders of yesterday
When all roads lead to Rome no more
A Boccaccian response to Covid-19
'Tis the times' plague, when madmen lead the blind
The consolation of storytelling
A medieval guide against epidemics
A mystic in a crowd of sceptics
To err is human, to persevere is even more human
Abandon hope, all ye who enter here
Accidents, mutations and miracles