A Companion to Latin LiteratureA Companion to Latin Literature gives an authoritative account of Latin literature from its beginnings in the third century BC through to the end of the second century AD.
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G. F. Powell Historiography and Biography Christina Shattleworth Kraas Oratory D. H. Berry Epistolography Catharine Edwards PART III THEMES 20 Decline and Nostalgia Stephen Harrison 81 83 101 116 130 148 159 174 189 201 213 223 241 257 ...
G. F. Powell Historiography and Biography Christina Shattleworth Kraas Oratory D. H. Berry Epistolography Catharine Edwards PART III THEMES 20 Decline and Nostalgia Stephen Harrison 81 83 101 116 130 148 159 174 189 201 213 223 241 257 ...
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... 1987) Studies: Slater (1985), Anderson (1993), Moore (1998) and McCarthy (2000) Reception: Duckworth (1952/1994) WWW resources: <http://www.lateinforum.de/perspla.htm> PLINY THE YOUNGER (c. AD 61—c. 112), orator and letter—writer ...
... 1987) Studies: Slater (1985), Anderson (1993), Moore (1998) and McCarthy (2000) Reception: Duckworth (1952/1994) WWW resources: <http://www.lateinforum.de/perspla.htm> PLINY THE YOUNGER (c. AD 61—c. 112), orator and letter—writer ...
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He brought Ennius to Rome — they were said to have met in 204 while on campaign in Sardinia (Nep. Cato 1.4) — though Ennius went on to enjoy the friendship of many distinguished Romans. Cato was himself Rome's first significant orator, ...
He brought Ennius to Rome — they were said to have met in 204 while on campaign in Sardinia (Nep. Cato 1.4) — though Ennius went on to enjoy the friendship of many distinguished Romans. Cato was himself Rome's first significant orator, ...
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Cato thus set Roman history and Roman oratory on the road to becoming 'literature'. 4 Hellenism Greek nevertheless remained a potent force in literature as in life: even Cicero would eventually write his consular ...
Cato thus set Roman history and Roman oratory on the road to becoming 'literature'. 4 Hellenism Greek nevertheless remained a potent force in literature as in life: even Cicero would eventually write his consular ...
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The process of reception that 'made' Roman literature was itself shaped by the Greek experience of texts, and the genres initially marked for canonical status all had Greek precedents: tragedy and comedy, epic, history and oratory.
The process of reception that 'made' Roman literature was itself shaped by the Greek experience of texts, and the genres initially marked for canonical status all had Greek precedents: tragedy and comedy, epic, history and oratory.
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| Titel | A Companion to Latin Literature Blackwell Companions to the Ancient World |
| Redacteur | Stephen Harrison |
| Editie | geannoteerd |
| Uitgever | John Wiley & Sons, 2008 |
| ISBN | 1405137371, 9781405137379 |
| Lengte | 472 pagina's |
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