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La traduzione del Vangelo secondo Giovanni per Eleonora di Toledo. Un confronto con le traduzioni a stampa del Nuovo Testamento nel Cinquecento
The paper analyses the language and style of the Gospel of John translated into Florentine for Eleanor of Toledo (MS. BNCF Magliabechi XL.6, anonymous, before 1553). The version – attributed by the author to the ducal cashier and paymaster Michele Ruberti – is written in a lively Florentine language, due to the translator’s search for an easy-to-read vernacular text as well as high register prose. This style makes Ruberti’s translation a useful reference point to better evaluate the linguistic and translational choices of the most widespread 16th century printed editions in Italian of the New Testament.
期刊介绍:
La nuova serie di Lingua e Stile dedicata alla storia della lingua italiana esce dal 2002. I lavori pubblicati rispecchiano la varietà di oggetti e metodi che contrassegna la ricerca storico-linguistica: testi documentari e testi letterari, problemi di grammatica storica e di storia della grammatica, studi di sintassi e di semantica storica, partendo dal passato medievale o rinascimentale fino ad autori o questioni dei secoli più vicini, contemporaneità inclusa.