Corpus Hermogenianum and Its Exegetical Tradition in the Middle Byzantine Period

Part I. Conceptual Nodes.- 1. The Organon of Rhetoric: An Anonymous Byzantine Discussion on Porphyry's Isagoge, the Corpus of Hermogenes, and the Rhetorical Curriculum (Byron MacDougall).- 2. Guided by Method. Spatial and Temporal Negotiations of techne in the Byzantine Hermogenian Tradition (Aglae Pizzone).- 3. Visualization Strategies in the corpus Hermogenianum: Preliminary Remarks on Byzantine Rhetorical Diagrams (Chiara D'Agostini).- 4. Diagrams and the Visual-Oral Nexus in Argumentation Training (Vessela Valiavitcharska). Part II. Exegetical Networks.- 5. Christian Rhetoric in John of Sardis' Commentary on Pseudo-Hermogenes' On Invention (Daria Resh).- 6. John Geometres' Commentary on Gregory of Nazianzus' Oration 45 (Maria Mushinskaya).- 7. John Tzetzes and Minucianus: Polemic and Self-Representation in the Commentary on Hermogenes (Elisabetta Barili).- 8. In the Footsteps of John Geometres: A Comparative Study of Four Byzantine Commentaries on Pseudo-Hermogenes' "On the Method of Forceful Speaking" (Anna Bistaffa).- 9. Interpretive Strategies and Exegetical Polyphony in the Commentary on Pseudo-Hermogenes' On the Method of Forceful Speaking by Gregory of Corinth (Baukje van den Berg).

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