Julius Wilhelm Zincgref: Latin Poetry. Edition, Translation, Commentary

作为Julius Wilhelm Zincgref（1591-1635）全集的一部分，在De Gruyter的新德语文学系列中出版，本卷介绍了他的拉丁诗歌的第一个批评版本，以及德语散文翻译和文学历史评论。在德国文学专家中，津格雷夫主要因编辑马丁·奥皮茨的早期诗歌而闻名，他在1620年代也是一位非常多才多艺的作家。作为一名帕拉廷官员和“冬季国王”腓特烈五世的支持者，他使用德语和拉丁语以及多媒体形式的出版物，以新斯多葛主义和政治加尔文主义的思想为基础，从帝国爱国的角度鼓励公众行动。津格雷夫的拉丁诗歌，也就是这个版本的主题，更间接地针对政治忏悔行动。他们的目的是在选举普法尔茨的知识分子以及国内外的朋友和同事之间建立共识，加强群体认同，并在古典拉丁文学语言的学术媒介中就相关主题进行谈判。这个项目的核心是大约200页的“三角诗”（Triga amico-poetica），这是Zincgref和他的同学Friedrich Lingelsheim和Johann Leonhard Weidner偶然创作的诗集。文本的正式范围从两行警句延伸到中等长度的体裁，如小曲或挽歌。它们的意义远远超出了仅仅是友好关系的记录。一个彻底的分析，也确定了复杂的修辞策略，对古代的惊人引用和互文引用，揭示了作者的政治忏悔关注和文学抱负是如何紧密相连的。除了“Triga”之外，该版本还包含了津格雷夫所有其他拉丁诗歌，例如“Epos and Fridericum”，为支持弗雷德里克五世的政治和军事计划而写。历史批判版还包括津格雷夫新发现的（迄今未知的）文本，最重要的是，用于评论诗歌的补充资料。该版呈现文本和翻译在概要形式，并与一个关键的仪器；注释部分包含对文本的简要介绍和需要解释的段落的单独注释。绪论部分分析了津格雷夫在帕拉廷人文主义框架中的地位，并对其拉丁诗歌作了全面的解读。

As part of the complete works of Julius Wilhelm Zincgref (1591–1635), published in the series Neudrucke deutscher Literatur by De Gruyter, this volume presents the first critical edition of his Latin poems together with German prose translations and literary-historical commentary. Zincgref, who is known among German literature specialists primarily as the editor of Martin Opitz's early poems, also emerged in the 1620s as an extremely versatile writer. As a Palatine official and supporter of the “Winter King” Frederick V, he used German and Latin as well as multimedia forms of publication to encourage public action from an imperial patriotic perspective that was grounded in ideas of neo-Stoicism and political Calvinism. Zincgref's Latin poems, which are the subject of this edition project, were aimed more indirectly at political-confessional action. They rather had the purpose of building a consensus among intellectuals in the Electoral Palatinate as well as with friends and associates at home and abroad, to strengthen group identity and to negotiate relevant topics in the scholarly medium of the classical Latin literary language. At the center of the project is the approximately two-hundred-page "Triga amico-poetica", a collection of occasional poems in which Zincgref and his fellow students Friedrich Lingelsheim and Johann Leonhard Weidner were involved. The formal range of the texts extends from the two-line epigram to genres of medium length such as the epyllion or elegy. Their significance goes far beyond mere documentation of friendly relations. A thorough analysis, which also identifies the complex rhetorical strategies, striking references to antiquity and intertextual references, reveals how closely the political-confessional concerns and literary aspirations of the authors involved were interconnected. In addition to the "Triga", the edition contains all of Zincgref's other Latin poems, such as the "Epos ad Fridericum", written in support of the political and military plans of Frederick V. The historical-critical edition also includes newly identified (hitherto unknown) texts by Zincgref and, above all, supplementary sources that are used for the commentary on the poems. The edition presents text and translation in synoptic form and with a critical apparatus; the commentary section contains brief introductions to the texts and individual notes on passages requiring explanation. The general introduction analyzes Zincgref's position within the framework of Palatine humanism and gives a comprehensive interpretation of his Latin poetry.