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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Latin elegy"”.
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The Return of Cynthia and The Structure of Propertius Book Iv (Latin, Elegy)
This dissertation argues that Propertius in Book IV of his elegies may have deliberately scuttled an elegantly symmetrical book-structure to meet the demands of context.
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The Night Witch: The Demonic and the Roman Witch
… and comes to color witch narratives. Witches of Latin elegy, such as Dipsas in Ovid’s Amores and Acanthis in Propertius’ Elegies, as well as epic figures such as Lucan’s Erictho in the Pharsalia, are informed by the Night Witch paradigm. Through close textual analysis of these various sources, I …
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The Night Witch: The Demonic and the Roman Witch
… and comes to color witch narratives. Witches of Latin elegy, such as Dipsas in Ovid’s Amores and Acanthis in Propertius’ Elegies, as well as epic figures such as Lucan’s Erictho in the Pharsalia, are informed by the Night Witch paradigm. Through close textual analysis of these various sources, I …
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Renaissance Receptions of Ovid's <i>Tristia</i>
… its commentary tradition and its adaptation by Latin poets. It lays the groundwork for a more comprehensive study of the Renaissance reception of the <i>Tristia</i> by providing a scholarly platform where there was none before (particularly with regard to the unedited, unpublished commentary …