Reseña de: Garcílaso de la Vega. Odas latinas, Eugenia Fosalba (dir.), Claudia Corfiati y Eugenia Fosalba (coord. editorial), Claudia Corfiati, Maria Czepiel y Rodney Lokaj (ed.), Juan F. Alcina (trad.), Barcelona, RBA, 2026, 213 págs.

Vicente Cristóbal

doi:10.17979/janus.2026.15.13980

Review of: Garcílaso de la Vega. Odas latinas, Eugenia Fosalba (dir.), Claudia Corfiati and Eugenia Fosalba (editorial coord.), Claudia Corfiati, Maria Czepiel and Rodney Lokaj (ed.), Juan F. Alcina (trans.), Barcelona, RBA, 2026, 213 pp.

Authors

Vicente Cristóbal Universidad Complutense de Madrid Author https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8032-6785

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17979/janus.2026.15.13980

Keywords:

Horace, Virgil, Claudianus, Catullus, Jean Salmon Macrin, Jacobus Cruquius, Pietro Bembo, Antonio Telesio, Scipione Capece, Johann Alexander Brassicanus, Antonio Sebastiano Minturno, Neo-latin poetry

Abstract

Review of the volume that offers research results from the Pronapoli team, led by Eugenia Fosalba, which provides important studies on the work of Garcilaso de la Vega in Italy and the discovery of new Latin odes previously unknown, discovered by Maria Czepiel in 2022, which reconfigure the interpretation of the work that until now was considered complete.