A Companion to Latin LiteratureStephen Harrison John Wiley & Sons, 15 apr 2008 - 472 pagina's A 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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... Tibullus and (later) Ovid 17 Augustus celebrates Saecular Games published 12 Augustus becomes pontifex 223 BC Horace, Odes 1—3 published rnaxinias (head of state religion) 219 BC Deaths of Virgil and AD 4 Tiberius becomes final heir ...
... Tibullus and (later) Ovid 17 Augustus celebrates Saecular Games published 12 Augustus becomes pontifex 223 BC Horace, Odes 1—3 published rnaxinias (head of state religion) 219 BC Deaths of Virgil and AD 4 Tiberius becomes final heir ...
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... TIBULLUS (55/48 Bc—c. 19 Be), elegiac poet Text: Lee (1990), Luck (BT, 1988) Translation: Lee (1990) Commentaries: Lee (1990), Murgatroyd (1981 and 1994), Maltby (2002) Studies: Cairns (1979) and Lee—Stecum (1998) Reception: Atti del ...
... TIBULLUS (55/48 Bc—c. 19 Be), elegiac poet Text: Lee (1990), Luck (BT, 1988) Translation: Lee (1990) Commentaries: Lee (1990), Murgatroyd (1981 and 1994), Maltby (2002) Studies: Cairns (1979) and Lee—Stecum (1998) Reception: Atti del ...
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