Papers Of The Leeds International Latin Seminar, Volume 7, 1993: Roman Poetry And Prose; Greek Rhetoric And Poetry

Ex-library hardcover from Christ Church, Oxford, with unclipped dust jacket, in very good condition. Jacket is slightly marked and sunned, edges are creased, and a label to the spine foot. Spine head and upper edge board corners are bumped. Library plated, barcode, and library stamp noted on the front pastedown, FEP, copyright page and page block face respectively. Pages are clear and unmarked throughout. LW CONTENTS Preface CICERO AND POETRY. THE PLACE OF PREJUDICE IN LITERARY HISTORY MALICE, ENVY AND INQUISITIVENESS IN CATULLUS 5 AND 7 A! AT CATULLUS 68.85 CATULLUS 79: PERSONAL INVECTIVE OR POLITICAL DISCOURSE? VARRO’S ATTITUDE TO LATIN DERIVATIONS FROM GREEK PHILETAS AND ROMAN POETRY HORACE’S IBIS: ON THE TITLES, UNITY, AND CONTENTS OF THE EPODES AENEID 6.268: IBANT OBSCURI SOLA SUB NOCTE PER UMBRAM IMITATION AND ORIGINALITY IN OVID AMORES 1.3 OVID'S COSMOGONY. METAMORPHOSES 1.5-88 AND THE TRADITIONS OF ANCIENT POETRY LUCAN’S PRAISE OF NERO JOSEPHUS BELLUM JUDAICUM 4.559-63: INVECTIVE AS HISTORY AFFRONTS AND QUARRELS IN THE ILIAD ANCIENT INTERPRETATIONS OF PINDAR’S NEMEAN 7 LANDSCAPE AND THE GODS IN CALLIMACHUS’ HYMNS DIONYSIAN RITUAL OBJECTS IN EUPHORION AND NONNUS