L’ultimo atto della scripta valdese. Note sul ms. Dublin, Trinity College Library, 259

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Andrea Giraudo
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5041-3319

Abstract

The contribution presents the Waldensian manuscript Dublin, Trinity College Library, 259, focusing on the first text contained therein, namely the Alpine Occitan translation of the Latin correspondence that took place in the autumn of 1530 between the Waldensian preachers Morel and Masson on the one hand and the reformers Ecolampadio and Bucero on the other. Notes on the internal and external history of the codex are followed by a reconstruction of the historical context and observations on the genesis and structure of the text. The last part is dedicated to the language, examined above all from a contrastive point of view with the scripta of the Waldensian literary manuscripts and the Dauphinois Mystères.

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Author Biography

Andrea Giraudo, Università degli Studi di Torino

Andrea Giraudo è ricercatore in Filologia e linguistica romanza all’Università di Torino. Si occupa prevalentemente di letteratura religiosa occitana (testi valdesi), italiana (Iacopone da Todi) e francese (ha da poco pubblicato Symon, Romanz des trois anemis. Testo morale in versi del Duecento francese, edizione critica e commento a cura di A. Giraudo, Modena, Mucchi, 2022). In ambito trobadorico collabora al CAO Corpus dell’Antico Occitano.