'Velare comas' (Aen. III, 405): Virgilio e il dibattito antico su origine e significato della velazione maschile nella religione romana

Massimo Rivoltella

'Velare comas' (Aen. III, 405): Virgilio e il dibattito antico su origine e significato della velazione maschile nella religione romana

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Abstract

As Plutarch's 'Quaestiones Romanae' 10 summarizes, the origins and meaning of the Roman custom of veiling one's head during several religious ceremonies were for long and thoroughly discussed by ancient historians, grammaticians, poets and philosophers. The surviving sources demonstrate the existence of at least three different explanations: the 'customary', the allegorical and the ritual one.

Titolo tradotto del contributo	[Autom. eng. transl.] 'Velare comas' (Aen. III, 405): Virgil and the ancient debate on the origin and meaning of male veiling in Roman religion
Lingua originale	Italian
pagine (da-a)	259-281
Numero di pagine	23
Rivista	AEVUM ANTIQUUM
Volume	NS 2023
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2023

Keywords

velo, velazione del capo, Plutarco, Virgilio, religione romana
veil, head covering, Plutarch, Virgil, roman religion

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'Velare comas' (Aen. III, 405): Virgilio e il dibattito antico su origine e significato della velazione maschile nella religione romana

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