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[[Fasciculus:Apuleius Metamorphoses c. 24.jpg|thumb|Pagina ex exemplari mythistoriae [[Lucius Apuleius|Apuleii]] titulo ''[[Metamorphoses (Apuleius)|Metamorphoses]]'' vel ''Asinus aureus,'' fortasse veterrima mythistoria Latine scripta]]
'''Mythistoria,'''<ref>[[Neograece|Neograecum]] ([http://neolatinlexicon.org/ Lexicon Morganianum] s.v. ''novel'', cum signo interrogationis).</ref> (vel '''fabula Milesia, fabula Romanica, fabula Romanensis'''<ref>{{Menge-Güthling}}</ref><ref>[[Ebbe Vilborg]], ''[[Norstedts svensk-latinska ordbok]]'', s.v. ''roman''; [[Iosephus Ioannes del Col|José Juan Del Col]], ''Diccionario auxiliar Español-Latino para el uso moderno del Latín'', s.v. ''novela'', etc. Etiam ''fabula Romancia'',; vide: [[Petrus Thrams]]:, "De Iohanne Volfgango Goethe.," {{Vox Latina}}, Tomusomus 43, (2007), Fascfasc. 167.</ref>) est longum [[liberfictio]] qui longamnis [[narratio|enarratnarrativae]] [[fabulaopus artis|opus]]m, inusitate [[litteraeprosa|litterariaoratione soluta]], non [[Prosaversus|soluta orationeversibus]], hocconscriptum estet non[[liber]] editum. Nonnulli mythistoriarum [[versus|versibusscriptor]]es, scriptam.inter Huicquos generi[[Nathaniel suntHawthorne]],<ref>Vide radices''[[The Scarlet Letter: A Romance]].''</ref> [[historia|historicaeHermannus Melville]],<ref>Melville ''[[Moby Dick]]'' editori Anglico descripsit "a romance of adventure, founded upon certain wild legends in fabulisthe Southern Sperm Whale Fisheries." Hermanus Melville in {{harvp|Horth|1993|p=163}}.</ref> [[mediumAnna aevum|mediaevalibusRadcliffe]],<ref>William Harmon et C. Hugh Holmam, ''A Handbook to Literature'' (ed. septima), p. 237.<!--early/ref> modern--[[Ioannes Cowper Powys]],<ref>hodiernisVide et''[[A inGlastonbury memoriisRomance]]''.<!--tradition-/ref> ''romance,'' [[vocabulum]] [[Anglice|Anglicum]] nostra [[lingua]] '''fabulas romanicas''' sive '''fabulas romanenses'''<ref>{{Menge-Güthling}}</ref> [[novellasignificatio (linguistica)|significans]]e, ad suas mythistorias describendas adhibuerunt. [[Fabula brevis]] [[diegema]] saepe appellatur.
 
Huic generi [[litterae|litterario]] sunt radices [[historia|historicae]] in [[fabula|fabulis]] [[medium aevum|mediaevalibus]] et hodiernis atque in [[memoria|memoriis]] [[novella]]e. Secundum [[Margarita Doody|Margaritam Doddy]], mythistoriae ipsi est "[[historia]] continua lateque patens bina fere milia annos longa,"<ref>[[Anglice]] "a continuous and comprehensive history of about two thousand years."</ref> ex mythistoriis [[Graece|Graecis]] et [[Roma]]nis, [[romantia chivalrica]],{{dubsig}} ac [[traditio]]ne novellae [[renascentia]]e [[Italia|Italicae]] exorta.<ref name="The True Story of the Novel">Margaret Anne Doody, [https://archive.org/details/truestoryofnovel0000dood/page/1 ''The True Story of the Novel''] (Brunsvici Novi Novae Caesareae: Rutgers University Press, 1996, iterum impressus 1997), 1.</ref> Forma [[antiquitas|antiqua]] per motum [[Romanticismus|Romanticum]] [[saeculum 19|saeculo undevicensimo]] redintegrata est, praecipue in [[fabula romanica historica|fabulis romanicis historicis]] [[Gualterus Scott|Gualteri Scott]] et in [[mythistoria gothica|mythistoriis gothicis]].<ref>J. A. Cuddon, ed. ''Dictionary of Literary Terms & Literary Theory,'' ed. quarta, renovata a C. E. Preston (Londinii: Penguin, 1999), 760–62.</ref> Nonnulli eruditi, inter quos [[M. H. Abrams]] et Gualterus Scott, arguerunt mythistoriam esse narrationem fictivam quae [[realitas|realisticam]] status [[societas humana|societatis]] depictionem exhibet, cum fabula romantica ullam narrationem fictam comprehendit quae casus insolitos vel [[miraculum|mirabiles]] vehementius dicit.<ref>M. H. Abrams, ''A Glossary of Literary Terms'' (ed. septima), p. 192.</ref><ref>"Essay on Romance," ''Prose Works,'' vol. t, p. 129; citatus in "Introduction" ad Gualteri Scott ''Quentin Durward,'' ed. Susan Maning (Oxoniae: Oxford University Press, 1992), xxv.</ref><ref>Vide etiam Nathanielis Hawthorne praefatione ad ''[[The House of Seven Gables|The House of Seven Gables: A Romance]]'' (1851).</ref>
Voce [[lingua Francica|Francogallica]] ''roman'' olim omnes libri idiomate vulgari ''(lingua romana)'' scripti designabantur. Nostris autem temporibus, fabulis singulis (Anglice: ''novel'') contrarie, opus maius [[prosa|pedestre]] significat. Cuius argumentum diversissimum esse potest: de rebus iucundis, gravibus, historicis, socialibus, familiaribus, criminalibus, et ita porro.▼
 
▲VoceVocabulo ''roman,'' voce [[lingua Francica|Francogallica]] ''roman'', olim omnes libri idiomate vulgari ''(lingua romana)'' scripti designabantur. Nostris autem temporibus, fabulis singulis (Anglice: ''novel'') contrarie, opus maius [[prosa|pedestre]] significat. Cuius argumentum diversissimum esse potest: de rebus iucundis, gravibus, historicis, socialibus, familiaribus[[familia]]ribus, [[scelus|criminalibus]], et ita porro.
 
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==Bibliographia==
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*[[Michael Bachtin|Bakhtin, Michael]]. ''About novel''. ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=JKZztxqdIpgC The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays]''. Ed. Michael Holquist. TransConv. Caryl Emerson andet Michael Holquist. Austin et Londinii: University of Texas Press, 1981.
*Ballaster, Ros. [[1992]]. ''Seductive Forms: Women's Amatory Fiction from 1684 to 1740.'' Oxoniae: Clarendon Press. ISBN 0-19-811244-0.
*Burgess, Anthony [[1963]]. ''The Novel To-day.'' Londinii: Longmans, Green.
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*Price, Leah. [[2003]]. ''The Anthology and the Rise of the Novel: From Richardson to George Eliot.'' Londinii: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-53939-0.
*Reardon, Bryan, ed. [[1989]]. ''Collected Ancient Greek Novels.'' Berkeley: University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-04306-5.
*Relihan, Constance C., ed. [[1996]]. ''Framing Elizabethan fictions: contemporary approaches to early modern narrative prose.'' Kent, Ohii; et Londinii: Kent State University Press. ISBN 0873385519.
*{{cite book|first = John J.|last = Richetti|year = [[1969]]|title = Popular Fiction before Richardson. Narrative Patterns 1700–1739|publisher = OUP|location = OxfordOxoniae|id = ISBN}}
*Rohde, Erwin. [[1876]]. ''Der Griechesche Roman und seine Vorläufer.''
*Rousseau, George. [[2004]]. ''Nervous Acts: Essays on Literature Culture and Sensibility.'' Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 1-4039-3454-1.
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*Spufford, Margaret. [[1981]]. ''Small Books and Pleasant Histories.'' Londinii.
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*Watt, Ian. [[1957]]. ''The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding.'' BerkeleyBerkeleiae: University of Los Angeles Press.
 
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* ''[[紅樓夢|Honglou meng]]''
* [[Daphnis et Chloe]]
* [[Fabula formidulosa]]
* [[Scientia ficticia|Fictio scientifica]]
* [[Genus litterarum]]
* ''[[Metamorphoses (Apuleius)]]''
* [[Modernismus]]
* [[Mythistoria epistularum]]▼
* [[Mythistoria gothica]]▼
* [[Mythistoria Graeca]]
▲* [[Mythistoria gothica]]
▲* [[Mythistoria epistularum]]
* [[Mythistoria romantica]]
* [[Mythistoria sentimentalis]]
* [[Narratiuncula]]
* [[Scientia ficticiaPostmodernismus]]
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