Hieronder
volgt een complete lijst van wetenschappelijke
en overige projecten van Vincent Hunink, die
zullen uitmonden in schriftelijke publicaties.
De projecten zijn onderverdeeld naar taal, en
daarbinnen naar publicatiesoort.
NEDERLANDSTALIGE
PROJECTEN
Boeken
2023
Heureux,
ce lieu ! Pompeii en 1000 graffitis
(edition française), Sant' Oreste 2023;
Augustinus-antifonen, 43
antifonen voor het feest van Augustinus,
bezorgd, vertaald en toegelicht door Vincent
Hunink, voor Gregoriaans koor 'Voces
Caelestes', begeleidend boek bij CD; 2023;
Here
follows a list of current research projects by
Vincent Hunink
that
will result in printed publications in
English. For earlier research projects, please
see the page on publications.
PROJECTS IN ENGLISH
Books
Here
love will be wise, Herculaneum and Stabiae
in 250 graffiti, Apeiron editori,
Sant'Oreste (Roma) 2022;
Acta
Martyrum Scillitanorum & Passio
Perpetuae et Felicitatis, translated
and annotated by Vincent Hunink, Brepols,
Turnhout ca. 2023;
Passio
Perpetuae et Felicitatis, a literary
commentary by Vincent Hunink, ca. 2025.
Petrus
Canisius, Epistulae ineditae, edited
by Paul Begheijn s.j., Vincent Hunink, a.o.,
Rome ca. 2025
The great
Jesuit Saint from Nijmegen, Peter Canisius,
wrote a great number of letters. Many
hundreds of them have been collected in the
monumental edition of Braunsberger. In
recent decades, many letters emerged that
remain still unpublished. Paul Begheyn s.j.,
one of the world's leading experts of
Canisius, and I are preparing a critical
edition of all extant letters not published
by Braunsberger. My tasks include preparing
the Latin texts for publication and adding
summaries in English of their content. The
completion of the project will take place in
2021, 500 years after Canisius' birth.
AUF
DEUTSCH
Articles
In preparation
'Three Latin
Medea's';
Reviews
rec. [EN] of Ausone, Épigrammes,
Bissula, Spectacle des sept
sages, édition, traduction et notes de
commentaire par Giampiero Scafoglio
et Étienne Wolff, Presses Universitaire de
Saint-Étienne, [Saint-Étienne] 2022; in:
Gnomon 2023;