A postscript to a thread we had several months ago: This afternoon I was
browsing in the Virgil shelves (looking for out-of-copyright woodcuts, if
you must know) when I came upon the following:
Pasquier, Bernadette. Virgile illustre/ de la renaissance a\ nos jours en
France et en Italie. Caesarodu
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jim O'Hara
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>I too have been away for the panegyric/imperialism discussion, and offer
>only a few hasty comments here.
>
>First, for some very un-anachronistic thoughts on the possibility that
>Romans could criticize their own imperialism, s
