Andrea Arrighini

Andrea Arrighini is a Research Fellow at the Department of Humanities, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in Classical Studies, Latin Literature, and Textual Criticism. His work focuses on Late Antiquity, particularly analyzing intertextuality and cultural memory in texts like the Querolus.

• PhD in Classical Studies (2023) with a thesis on the Querolus
• M.A. in Philology, Literature, and Ancient History (LM-15)
• Current expert status at Ca' Foscari University

His research examines textual reuse in late antique literature, with a focus on Juvenal's and Seneca's influences. His recent publications analyze Ciceronian notes, elegiac structures in Rutilius Namatianus, and classical proverbs.

Scientific awards include the Doctor Europaeus label for his PhD. He is also involved in the PRIN 2022 project "LALALEXiT" and has conducted research visits internationally.