Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Bände 17-18J. Pinsent, 1992 |
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... Ovid , Amores 3. 6. 1-2 LCM 17.9 ( Nov. 1992 ) , 141-143 A river in spate after the snows of winter prevents Ovid from reaching his beloved . This pretext allows the poet to create an elaborate poetic fantasy , which can be considered a ...
... Ovid , Amores 3. 6. 1-2 LCM 17.9 ( Nov. 1992 ) , 141-143 A river in spate after the snows of winter prevents Ovid from reaching his beloved . This pretext allows the poet to create an elaborate poetic fantasy , which can be considered a ...
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... Ovid to a different situation . It seems quite clear to me that , in this apostrophe to a river , Ovid has played with elements and conventions characterisitic of entreaties and laments , two literary forms which are very closely ...
... Ovid to a different situation . It seems quite clear to me that , in this apostrophe to a river , Ovid has played with elements and conventions characterisitic of entreaties and laments , two literary forms which are very closely ...
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... Ovid's gratitude to a sympathetic friend . Since it is neither the house nor the whole household that has ( metaphorically ) died or been given up for dead , 1 we should perhaps read deplorati in line 8. A scribe would almost inevitably ...
... Ovid's gratitude to a sympathetic friend . Since it is neither the house nor the whole household that has ( metaphorically ) died or been given up for dead , 1 we should perhaps read deplorati in line 8. A scribe would almost inevitably ...
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