Phd in CLASSICAL AND MODERN ITALIAN STUDIES

email: maurizio.campanelli@uniroma1.it
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Dr Maurizio Campanelli
Curriculum Vitae

Education
1996 Dottorato (PhD) in Italianistica – Letteratura umanistica (Italian Studies and Humanist Literature), University of Messina. Thesis: Le Observationes di Domizio Calderini.
1992 Laurea in Lettere (MA), Medieval and Humanist Philology, University of Rome La Sapienza; 110 e lode (first class).

Employment history
2015-present Professore Associato (Associate Professor), Department of Greek, Latin
and Italian Studies, University of Rome La Sapienza
2008-2015 Ricercatore (Lecturer, full-time permanent appointment), Department of Greek,
Latin and Italian Studies, University of Rome La Sapienza.
1999-2008 Appointee in Medieval and Humanist Philology, University of Rome La Sapienza.
1997-1998 Editor of Enciclopedia Oraziana, Istituto dell’Enciclopedia Italiana, Rome.
1995-2007 Editor of the Repertorium Fontium Historiae Medii Aevi, Istituto Storico Italiano per
il Medio Evo, Rome.

Grants
Dr Campanelli has been member of the following collaborative Research Projects, mostly funded by the Ministry for University and Scientific Research (MURST, then MIUR):
1) 2016-2018: Nomi, soprannomi, pseudonimi: forme e funzioni dell’onomastica dall’antichità all’età moderna, funded by the University of Rome La Sapienza.
2) 2014-2016: THESMA PROJECT (Tera Hertz & Spectrometry Manuscript Analysis), funded as Progetti Multidisciplinari 2014 by the University of Rome La Sapienza.
3) 2013-2015: Partner Investigator of The invention of Rome: Biondo Flavio’s Roma triumphans and its worlds, funded with a Discovery Grant by the Australian Research Council (CI prof. Frances Muecke).
4) 2012-2014: Research Associate of Linking Evidence. A Digital Approach to Medieval Rome, jointly funded by the British Academy and the College of Art della University of Edinburgh (PI Claudia Bolgia, University of Edinburgh).
5) 2012-2014: Repertorio digitale degli autografi dei letterati italiani dalle Origini al Cinquecento, funded by MIUR as FIRB-Futuro in Ricerca (coord. Matteo Motolese).
6) 2013: Itinerari filologici: storie di testi, di codici, di biblioteche, funded by the University of Rome La Sapienza.
7) 2012: Tradizione, trasmissione, traduzione, progetto d’Ateneo 2012, funded by the University of Rome La Sapienza.
8) 2009-2012: Research Associate of Mapping the Latin Enlightenment: Centres and Peripheries, Discovery Project funded by the Australian Research Council (PI Yasmin Haskell, University of Western Australia in Perth).
9) 2010-2011: Bibliotheca Italica Manuscripta (BIM). Descrivere, documentare, valorizzare i manoscritti medievali d'Italia, funded by MIUR as Programma di Ricerca Scientifica di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale (PRIN).
10) 2011: Letteratura di traduzione dall’età ellenistica all’Umanesimo, funded by the University of Rome La Sapienza.
11) 2011-2014: A Digital Thesaurus of Autograph Writings of Italian Authors from the Origins to the 15th Century, funded by MIUR as FIRB (Futuro in Ricerca).
12) 2010: Autographs of Italian Writers (13th to 16th Cent.), funded by MIUR as Programma di Ricerca Scientifica di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale (PRIN).
13) 2009: Describing Rome during the Middle Ages, funded by the University of Rome La Sapienza
2007-2009: Research Associate of Psychosomatic Illness in Early Modern Italy: Concepts and Communication, funded by the Australian Research Council as Discovery Project in the Network for Early European Research (PPII Yasmin Haskell e Sergio Starkstein, University of Western Australia in Perth).
14) 2006-2007: Critical and Digital Edition of Marsilio Ficino’s Opera Omnia, funded by MIUR as Programma di Ricerca Scientifica di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale (PRIN).
15) 2004-2005: The Latins of Humanism, funded by MIUR.
16) 2001-2003: The Rebirth of History in Roman Humanism, funded by MIUR.
17) 2000-2002: The Issues of the Edition of Humanist Texts, funded by MURST.
18) 1999-2000: The Reception of the ‘Auctores’ in the Renaissance, funded by MURST.
19) 1997-1999: The Development of Textual Traditions during the Renaissance, funded by MURST.
20) 1997-1998: The Tradition of the Classics in Rome during the 15th Century, funded by MURST.
21) 1995-1997: The Classics between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, funded by the Italian National Research Council (CNR).
22) 1994: The Study of the Antique in Rome during the Renaissance, funded by the University of Rome La Sapienza.
23) 1993-4 & 1996: The Philological Humanism in 15th-Century Rome, funded by MURST .

Fellowships and Awards
2013-14 Visiting Scholar, University of Edinburgh, College of Art.
2012-13 Visiting Professor, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, teaching a course in the PhD Programme in Italian Studies.
2012 Research Associate, Linking Evidence. A Digital Approach to Medieval Rome, project granted by the British Academy, PI C. Bolgia.
2012 Fellow for Individual Research, Newberry Library, Chicago. Project: Principles of Textual
Criticism in Incunabula.
2009-2012 Research Associate, Mapping the Latin Enlightenment: Centres and Peripheries,
a Discovery Project granted by the Australian Research Council Council in the Network
for Early European Research, PI Y. Haskell
2009 International Visiting Fellow, University of Sydney NSW, Department of Classics and
Ancient History. Project: Describing Rome from Blondus Flavius to Andrea Fulvius.
2008 European Visiting Research Fellow, Royal Society of Edinburgh / Caledonian Research
Foundation, School of History of the University of St Andrews. Project: The Medieval
Descriptions of Rome (12th to 15th Centuries).
2007-2009 Research Associate, Psychosomatic Illness in Early Modern Italy: Concepts and
Communication, a Discovery Project granted by the Australian Research Council in
the Network for Early European Research, PI Y. Haskell and S. Starkstein.
2004-2005 Fellow, Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Villa I Tatti.
Project: Critical Edition of Marsilio Ficino’s Latin version of the Greek
Corpus Hermeticum.
2002-2005 Research Fellow, Scuola Nazionale di Studi Medioevali, Rome.
2002 Certamen Capitolinum LIII, for an essay written in Latin: De antiquissimis Latinorum
scriptorum editionibus saec. XV in Italia impressis (On the earliest incunabula of the
Latin Classics printed in Italy).
2000-2002 Assegnista di Ricerca (Research Assistant), Department of Greek and Latin
Philology, University of Rome La Sapienza.
2000-2001 Research Fellow, Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici di Napoli, to work on a collaborative project on Marsilio Ficino’s translations from Greek into Latin.
1998-2000 Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, University of Messina.

Editorial Responsibilities
1) Creator and editor (with Claudia Bolgia) of the website Linking Evidence. A Digital Approach to Medieval and Early Renaissance Rome, c. 1140 – 1430 (http://www.medievalrome.eca.ed.ac.uk).
2) Editor (with F. Bausi, S. Gentile and J. Hankins) of the Quattrocento volumes in the series Autografi dei Letterati Italiani, published by Salerno Editore (http://www.salernoeditrice.it/scheda_libro.asp?id=1963&categoria=88).
3) Editor (with Sebastiano Gentile and Christopher S. Celenza) of the series Ficinus novus. Opere di Marsilio Ficino, and of Marsilio Ficino’s Opera omnia on DVD, published by Aragno Editore, Turin.
4) Editor of Enciclopedia Oraziana, vol. III (Rome, 1998).
5) Founder and Editor of L’Ellisse. Studi storici di Letteratura italiana, published by L’Erma di Bretschneider, Rome (I-VI, 2006-2011).
6) Editor of Repertorium Fontium Historiae Medii Aevi 1995-2007, voll. VII-XI (Fontes L-Z).

Memberships of Professional Bodies and Advisory Boards
1) Member of the Accademia dell’Arcadia since 2012.
2) Advisor of the American Academy in Rome since 2010.
3) Member of the Committee of the Dottorato in Italianistica, University of Rome La Sapienza, since 2105.
4) Member of the Committee of the Scuola di Dottorato in Storia e Tradizione dei Testi nel
Medioevo e nel Rinascimento, then Scuola di Dottorato in Filologie e Linguistica, University of
Florence, 2010-2105.
5) Member of the Editorial Board of the Atti e Memorie dell’Arcadia.
6) Member of the Editorial Board of The Mediaeval Journal.
7) Member of the Editorial Board of Memorie Domenicane.
8) Member of Roma nel Rinascimento.
9) Responsible of a General Agreement of Cultural and Scientific Cooperation between the University of Rome “La Sapienza” and the University of Sydney, starting in 2012.
10) Promoter of an Erasmus Inter-Institutional Agreement for students and teachers exchange between the Dept of Greek, Latin and Italian Studies of the University of Rome “La Sapienza” and the Dept. of Classics of the University of Cádiz.
11) Promoter of an Erasmus Inter-Institutional Agreement for teachers exchange between the Dept of Greek, Latin and Italian Studies of the University of Rome “La Sapienza” and the College of Art of the University of Edinburgh.


Teaching topics
Medieval and Humanist Latin. Descriptions of Rome during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Medieval chroniclers. Origins of printing. History of book. Humanist translations from Greek into Latin. History of Renaissance universities. Editions and commentaries of classical texts in Renaissance Italy. Humanist and Renaissance theories and polemics on language. History of Latin philology from Antiquity to Enlightenment. Antiquarianism and archeology in Italy between 15th and 18th centuries. Neo-Latin literature (16th-20th centuries). Latin satires in eighteenth-century Europe. The relationships of literature, art and archaelogy during the Enlightenment. Translations of Latin poetry into Italian dialects between 19th and 20th centuries. The Academy of Arcadia. Art and literature in 18th-century Rome.

Publications
Books
● Mercurio Trismegisto Pimander sive de potestate et sapientia Dei, Opere di Marsilio Ficino, I (Torino, 2011), 390 pp.
● Polemiche e filologia ai primordi della stampa. Le Observationes di Domizio Calderini (Rome, 2001), 304 pp.
● Andrea Brenta, Discorso sulle discipline per l’inaugurazione dell’anno accademico nello Studium Urbis (Rome, 1995), 166 pp.

Articles in scholarly journals
● ‘Settecento Latino IV. Due frammenti della preistoria poetica di G.B. Casti’, L’Ellisse. Studi storici di letteratura italiana, IX/1 (2015), pp. 101-114.
● ‘A Neglected Account of the Battle of Crécy from Fourteenth-Century Rome’, The Medieval Chronicle, 9 (2014), pp. 33-67.
● ‘The Preface of the Anonimo Romano’s Cronica: Writing History and Proving Truthfulness in 14th-century Rome’, The Mediaeval Journal, 3/1 (2013), pp. 83-106.
● ‘Settecento Latino III. L’inflazione dei poeti e il monte di Testaccio in un’epistola di Contuccio Contucci’, L’Ellisse. Studi storici di letteratura italiana, VIII/1 (2013), pp. 159-195.
● “Benché io l’aia ià fatta per lettera”: gli inserti latini nella Cronica di Anonimo Romano, «Filologia e Critica», 37 (2012), pp. 3-29.
● ‘Una satira sull’architettura nella Roma del 1763, da Piranesi a Winckelmann’, Atti e Memorie dell’Arcadia, n.s., 1 (2012), pp. 117-157.
● ‘Epigrafia, cultura e spiritualità: le iscrizioni funebri dei cardinali del Duecento’, Rivista di Storia della Chiesa in Italia, 63 (2009), pp. 532-535.
● ‘Si in antiquis exemplaribus incideris ...: i manoscritti fra letteratura filologica e gusto antiquario’, Segno e testo. International Journal on Manuscripts and Text Transmission, 6 (2008), pp. 459-499.
● ‘Settecento Latino II’, L’Ellisse. Studi storici di letteratura italiana, 3 (2008), pp. 85-110.
● ‘Settecento Latino I’, L’Ellisse. Studi storici di letteratura italiana, 2 (2007), pp. 99-133.
● ‘De antiquissimis Latinorum scriptorum editionibus saec. XV in Italia impressis testimonia nonnulla’, Bibliotheca, 5/I (2006), pp. 86-123.
● ‘Le sentenze contro i bianchi fiorentini del 1302. Edizione critica’, Bullettino dell’Istituto Storico Italiano per il Medio Evo, 108 (2006), pp. 187-377.
● ‘De quadam verborum collatione a Iohanne Casa parata’, Humanistica Lovaniensia, 54 (2005), pp. 189-212.
● ‘Rileggendo le lezioni pariniane di Belle Lettere (e alcune fonti già note)’, Studi di filologia italiana, 61 (2003), pp. 75-109.
● ‘Quel che la filologia può dire alla storia: vicende di manoscritti e testi antighibellini nella Firenze del Trecento’, Bullettino dell’Istituto Storico Italiano per il Medio Evo, 105 (2003), pp. 87-247.
● ‘Tradurre dal latino in dialetto alla fine dell’Ottocento: l’Orazzio Fiacco arimodernato di Giuseppe Martellotti’, Il Belli, 1/III (1999), pp. 17-26.
● ‘Angelo Poliziano e gli antichi manoscritti di Marziale’, Interpres, 17 (1998), pp. 281-308.
● ‘Manoscritti antichi, testi a stampa e principi di metodo: spigolando negli scritti filologici di Giorgio Merula’, La parola del testo, 2 (1998), pp. 253-292.
● ‘Alcuni aspetti dell’esegesi umanistica di “Atlas cum compare gibbo” (Mart. vi 77 7-8)’, Res Publica Litterarum, 21 (1998), pp. 169-180.
● ‘Pietro Bembo, Roma e la filologia del tardo Quattrocento: per una lettura del dialogo De Virgilii Culice et Terentii fabulis’, Rinascimento, s. II, 37 (1997), pp. 283-319.
● ‘Nota sulle correzioni di Perotti a Suetonio nel Vat. Lat. 3335’, RR. Roma nel Rinascimento, 13 (1996), pp. 25-35.
● ‘Una praelectio lucreziana di Pomponio Leto’, RR. Roma nel Rinascimento, 10 (1993), pp. 17-24.
● ‘Sul prologo dell’Epitome e la versificazione “giambica” di Niccolò Perotti’, RR. Roma nel Rinascimento, 9 (1992), pp. 164-68.

Articles for Conference Proceedings
● “Ut doctorum ingenia excitaremus ad bene de hoc fragmento merendum”. Erste Anmerkungen zu den Supplementa des Fulvio Orsini zum Festus Farnesianus, in Pontes VIII - Supplemente antiker Literatur, hrsg. M. Korenjak (Innsbruck, 2015), pp. 287-309 (with Valerio Sanzotta).
● ‘Monuments and Histories: Ideas and Images of Antiquity in Some Descriptions of Rome’, in Rome across Time and Space: Cultural Transmission and Exchange of Ideas (c. 500-1400). Proceedings of the International Conference (Cambridge, July 2008), ed. C. Bolgia, R. McKitterick, J. Osborne (Cambridge, 2011), pp. 35-51.
● ‘Ritual and Space in the Mirror of Texts: the Case of Late Medieval and Humanist Rome’, in Ritual and Space in the Middle Ages. Proceedings of the Harlaxton Symposium (Harlaxton Medieval Studies, XXI), ed. F. E. Andrews (Donington, 2011), pp. 308-338.
● ‘Autografia e filologia alle origini della stampa’, in“Di mano propria”. Gli autografi dei letterati italiani. Atti del Convegno internazionale, ed. M. Motolese – E. Russo (Rome, 2009), pp. 603-629.
● ‘Quando la filologia si fa letteratura. Memorie di manoscritti antichi fra Gellio, Poliziano e Valeriano’, in Le parole giudiziose. Il lessico della critica tra Quattro e Cinquecento. Atti del Convegno, ed. R. Alhaique Pettinelli [and others] (Rome, 2008), pp. 173-196.
● ‘Filologi “per decoro della patria”: due dalmati illustri e un caso letterario del secolo XVII’, in Custodi della tradizione e avanguardie del nuovo sulle sponde dell’Adriatico: libri e biblioteche, collezionismo, scambi culturali e scientifici, scritture di viaggio fra Quattrocento e Novecento. Atti del Convegno, ed. L. Avellini – N. D’Antuono (Bologna, 2006), pp. 103-132.
● ‘Scrivere in margine, leggere il margine: frammenti di una storia controversa’, in Talking to the Texts: Marginalia from Papyri to Print. Proceedings of a Conference held at Erice, 26 september - 3 october 1998, as the 12th Course of International School for the Study of Written Records, ed. V. Fera, G. Ferraù, S. Rizzo (Messina, 2002), vol. II, pp. 851-939.

Chapters in edited books
● “Hoc tu videris, o bone Custos”: un autoritratto in Arcadia di G.B. Casti, in Cum fide amicitia. Per Rosanna Alhaique Pettinelli, a cura di S. Benedetti, F. Lucioli, P. Petteruti Pellegrino (Rome, 2015), pp. 139-157.
● ‘Discutendo di architettura nella Roma del 1763’, in Renaissance studies in Honor of Joseph Connors, ed. M. Israels – L. A. Waldman (Florence, 2012), in press (3.975 words).
● ‘Languages’, in The Cambridge Companion to the Italian Renaissance, ed. by M. Wyatt (Cambridge, 2014), pp. 139-163.
● ‘Primizie antiquarie e teorie filologiche nella Roma del ’700: qualche spunto dall’editio princeps dei Fasti Prenestini’, in “Vates operose dierum”. Studi sui Fasti di Ovidio, ed. G. La Bua (Rome, 2010), pp. 219-242.
● ‘La lettura dei classici nello Studium Urbis tra Umanesimo e Rinascimento’, in Storia della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia de “La Sapienza”, ed. L. Capo - M. R. Di Simone (Rome, 2000), pp. 93-195.
● Lorenzo Valla, Orazione per l’inaugurazione dell’anno accademico 1455-1456. Atti di un seminario di filologia umanistica, ed. S. Rizzo (Rome, 1994): chapters on ‘L’Oratio e il “genere” delle orazioni inaugurali dell’anno accademico’, pp. 25-61, and ‘Lingua e stile dell’Oratio’, pp. 87-107, and Italian transl. of Valla’s Latin text.

Encyclopaedia entries
Enciclopedia oraziana, III (Rome, 1998), entries on Crescimbeni, Giovan Mario (pp. 182-183), Enrico da Settimello (pp. 209-211), Gesner, Johann Matthias (pp. 248-250), Gesner, Konrad (pp. 250-252), Gravina, Gian Vincenzo (pp. 267-270), Leo, Friedrich (pp. 317-318), Parini, Giuseppe (pp. 377-388), Vieni, Guido (pp. 508-511), Vollmer, Friedrich (pp. 513-514).