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Troianalexandrina publishes articles on medieval European works on the matter of antiquity (Trojan matter, Alexander the Great, Greek and Latin literatures and mythology) and, more generally, about the survival of classical culture in the Middle Ages. Interdisciplinary contributions focusing on the study of images and iconographic tradition, or exploring elements of medieval visual culture related to classical themes and motives are also welcome. The journal accepts articles of up to 125,000 characters (with spaces) / 18,000 words, including notes and bibliography. All manuscripts undergo double-blind peer review.

TROIANA: Myriam Roura Javier, “Algunas noticias sobre Paris anteriores al Juicio”;

ALEXANDRINA:Amaia Arizaleta, “ ‘Semellan argentadas’. La razón de los astros en el Libro de Alexandre”; Varia: Aníbal A. Biglieri, “Medea, la destructora”;

SCRIPTA: Francisco de Bivar, “Fragmento de una ‘De lingva Hispana eivsque vero origine disquisitio’, con pasajes del Libro de Alexandre”, edición de J. Casas Rigall;

BIBLIOGRAPHIA, por H. de Carlos, J. Casas Rigall y S. López Martínez-Morás.