Ovid RecalledCUP Archive, 1955 - 483 páginas "This book was first published in 1955, after a lean period for Ovidian studies. In it, L. P. Wilkinson set out to restore Ovid to his rightful position. Writing for the educated reader as well as for students of the Classics, he examines Ovid's life and work, quoting extensively from Ovid's poetry both in Latin and almost invariably also in his own English verse translation, making the book easily accessible to those with no Latin."--BOOK JACKET. |
Contenido
Early YearsInteger et Laetus I | 1 |
Latin Erotic ElegyHis Comes Umbra Tua Est | 17 |
The Elegiac CoupletBlanda Elegeia | 27 |
The AmoresTenerorum Lusor Amorum | 44 |
The HeroidesDolor Ira Mixtus | 83 |
The Ars Amatoria and Remedia AmorisPraeceptor | 118 |
The MetamorphosesMost Capricious Poet | 144 |
1 Spirit and treatment | 151 |
7 Italy and Rome | 219 |
8 Drama rhetoric words | 226 |
9 Conclusion | 237 |
The FastiTempora Cum Causis page | 241 |
Tristia 1 and Repertus Ego I | 285 |
The Middle AgesVenus Clerk Ovyde | 366 |
The RenaissanceSweet Witty Soul | 399 |
Epilogue | 439 |
2 Grotesqueness humour wit | 160 |
3 Narrative and description | 169 |
4 The gods | 190 |
5 Mortals | 203 |
6 Philosophy | 213 |
Appendix of References | 446 |
| 463 | |
| 471 | |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
already Amores ancient appears arms Augustus beautiful become begins called Catullus century classical comes couplet death doubt elegiac elegy epigrams erat exile eyes face fact Fasti father feel girl gives gods Greek hand Heroides illa imagine influence instance interest Italy keep later Latin least less letters lines literature live look mention Metamorphoses mihi mind nature never once origin Ovid Ovid's passage perhaps play poem poet poetry probably Propertius quae quid quod quoque reader refer rhetorical Roman Rome schools seems spirit story suggested sure tamen tells things thought tibi Tibullus told tradition true turn Venus verse Virgil whole wife write written