MAQ Sonderband 30 | 2013

Textual Obscurity in the Middle Ages

Introduction

“Clarifications” of Obscurity: Conditions for Proclus’s Allegorical Reading of Plato’s Parmenides

Lucifica nigris tunc nuntio regna figuris. Poetique textuelle de l’obscuritas dans les recueils d’enigmes latines du Haut moyen Age (VIIe-VIIIe s.)

The Enigmatic Style in Twelfth-Century French Literature

Mise en abyme in Marie de France’s “Laüstic”

Perturbations of the SouI : Alexander of Ashby and Aegidius of Paris on Understanding Biblical Obscuritas

Versus obscuri nella poesia didascalica grammaticale del XIII sec.

Disclosing Secrets: Virgil in Middle High German Poems

Obscuritas legum: Traditional Law, Learned Jurisprudence, and Territorial Legislation (The Example of Sachsenspiegel and Ius Municipale Maideburgense)

To Be Born (Again) from God: Scriptural Obscurity as a Theological Way Out for Cornelius Agrippa

Obscuritas in Medieval and Humanist Translation Theories

The Darkness Within: First-person Speakers and the Unrepresentable

Index Sonderband 30