The Research Group “Classic and Medieval Studies” at the USC (GI-1908) is formed by researchers on Greek and Latin texts at the Department of Classical, French and Italian Philology at the University of Santiago (in its campuses of Santiago de Compostela and Lugo)
Since 2015 is a Competitive Reference Group recognized by the Xunta de Galicia. This website is intended to serve as a way of communicating research results, as a presentation space of its activities and as a space for connection among researchers
News
New bilingual edition of Virgil’s Aeneid, by retired professor Dulce Estefanía
The edition of the translation, accompanied by a comprehensive introduction and an extensive apparatus of notes, is particularly useful as it is bilingual. The colour illustrations from the Codex Vaticanus latinus 3225 add to the value of the volume.
Susana Dubois Silva defended her doctoral thesis, with the title “Léxico de El rapto de Helena de Coluto”
On March 15th, Susana Dubois Silva defended her doctoral thesis, with the title "Léxico de El rapto de Helena de Coluto", under the direction of Helena Rodríguez Somolinos, from the CSIC and with María Teresa Amado Rodríguez, USC, as a tutor. She obtained the highest...
Programming Initiation Course. Classical Philology
From March 18th to 21th, the ClasMed Group will organize an introductory course on programming for students and young researchers of Philology of the USC. You can consult the program here https://clasmedusc.es/index.php/formacion/ The course is directed by Cecilia...
Three papers on the Codex Calixtinus by Professor Anguita Jaén
Almost simultaneously, three papers by Professor José María Anguita Jaén have recently appeared on the Codex Calixtinus. The first of them («Pictavenses contra Cornubianos: unha polémica literaria con transfondo político entre Jofre de Monmouth e Aimerico Picaud»...
A study by Dr. Gómez Seijo on the Helen who did not go to Troy is published in the De Gruyter publishing house.
Dr. Francisca Gómez Seijo has just published Rescuing Helena. Characterization of Helen in the eponymous tragedy of Euripides in the prestigious German publishing house De Gruyter, a monograph on that character in the tragedy of Euripides. Helena never loved Paris nor...
The critical edition, translation and study of the Excerpta sancti Gregorii and the dubious works of Taio of Zaragoza have been published.
Professor Varela Rodríguez has just published, through the SISMEL-Edizioni del Galluzzo publishing house, a monograph that comprises critical edition, translation, study, and commentary on the sections currently preserved from the Excerpta sancti Gregorii by Taio of...
New translation of Virgil’s Aeneid by Emerita Professor Dulce Estefanía
This new translation of the Aeneid by Dulce Estefanía constitutes a revision and update of the version that was edited and reprinted numerous times by Bruguera (between 1968 and 1984) and finally by Promociones y Publicaciones Universitarias (1988). Accompanied by an...