Seneca tragico nelle tragedie latine del XII e XIII secolo?

The essay returns to the question of the possible presence of Senecan tragic reminiscences in the corpus of 12th- and 13th-century tragedies edited by Ferruccio Bertini in 1994, in the light of the new critical acquisitions. What emerges is how, in the impossibility of demonstrating a direct or even mediated point of contact, Seneca’s tragic legacy on these texts is limited almost exclusively to a literary memory sedimented through the centuries and exposed to the genre contaminations typical of the Middle Ages.