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La traduzione della «Legenda aurea»

Authors: Speranza Cerullo;

La traduzione della «Legenda aurea»

Abstract

Nonostante l’enorme diffusione in ambito volgare della Legenda aurea, la fortunata compilazione agiografica portata a termine da Iacopo da Varazze fra il 1260 ca. e il 1298, i suoi volgarizzamenti italiani restano ancora poco studiati e quasi tutti inediti. Il contributo analizza i diversi approcci dei traduttori al testo latino attraverso il confronto fra tre traduzioni complete: la traduzione fiorentina trasmessa dal ms. Oxford, Bodleian Library, Can. it. 367 (fine XIV sec.), la traduzione toscana trasmessa dal ms. Firenze, Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Pal. 97 (dat. 1429-1430), e quella del ms. Philadelphia, UPL, Rare Book & Manuscript Library Collections, it. 434 (dat. 1459). L’analisi, effettuata su un campione selezionato di esempi che toccano il livello strutturale, lessicale e sintattico, mette in luce la diversità di approccio e di competenza dei singoli traduttori, ma anche le soluzioni convergenti – in particolare nella scelta di un lessico per lo più privo di latinismi – che dimostrano la consapevolezza del ruolo di ‘mediatori culturali’ nella divulgazione di un testo agiografico a un pubblico di credenti e indocti.

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Italy
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Keywords

Iacopo da Varazze, Legenda aurea, volgarizzamenti, italiano antico, lessicografia, storia della lingua italiana

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