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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Canidia"”.
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Making Monsters: The Monstrous-Feminine In Horace and Catullus
… Latin poetry, Lesbia of the Catullan corpus, and Canidia, a witch who appears in Horace's early poetry. Both female figures are constructed as monsters within the poetry that exude devastating heat, cross accepted boundaries, and evoke horror in their respective poets. As abject, Lesbia and …
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The Night Witch: The Demonic and the Roman Witch
… of the witch. At the time Horace creates Canidia, who features as a major antagonist within the Satires and Epodes, something has begun to occur that continues to grow and comes to color witch narratives. Witches of Latin elegy, such as Dipsas in Ovid’s Amores and Acanthis in Propertius’ …
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The Night Witch: The Demonic and the Roman Witch
… of the witch. At the time Horace creates Canidia, who features as a major antagonist within the Satires and Epodes, something has begun to occur that continues to grow and comes to color witch narratives. Witches of Latin elegy, such as Dipsas in Ovid’s Amores and Acanthis in Propertius’ …