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    Fábchich József Pindarosa
    (2024-06-20) Imre, Flóra
    This study is an introduction to the work of József Fábchich. Fábchich started translating Greek poems in their original metres around the end of the 18th century. The only work he published is a volume that appeared in 1804, comprising the Odes of Pindar and a few pieces by Aeolic lyric poets. This article analyses this volume, arguing that Fábchich’s work is rather paradoxical from numerous perspectives. Firstly, he keeps the original metres and he seems to have read the secondary literature available at the time on Pindar, but in the end, his metrical practice is based on his own particular ideas. Secondly, he wishes to contribute to the development of the Hungarian language with his translations, but it seems that the texts he produced were hard to read even for his contemporaries. The study concludes that Fábchich was an thought-provoking and colourful character of this phase of the history of translation into Hungarian, but his oeuvre and his influence does not bear comparison with more successful contemporaries like Benedek Virág.
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    Saevus, Superbus - On the Use of Words by Horace and Virgil
    (2025-09-01) Imre, Flóra
    This paper deals with Horace’s and Virgil’s use of two terms, saevus and superbus. On the basis of statistical and connotation studies, the paper concludes that, compared to contemporary poets, the use of these terms is slightly more frequent in both authors, and that they often appear in texts in contexts that give rise to surprising meanings: in the Aeneid on the relationship between the figure of Iuno and Aeneas, and in Horace’s carmina in relation to the Augustan regime. The text argues for a pessimistic reading of both authors.