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;t it sound like "check" or
"cheque"?
Similarly, why does is "lede" spelled like that?
I also have a "cq" story. I supose it's still true that you type cq
between pointy brackets, which means it's hidden or invisible and doesn't
show up in t
>Culpa rubet vultus meus[...]
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203, repr. Harrison, S.J, Oxford Readings in Vergil's Aeneid
(Oxford 1990).
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>All I know is that augustus asked him to write it
Not really shown by any evidence to be true.
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4. Richard Thomas, Harvard University
Dryden's "Perfect Hero"/Long's "Little Paris": Virgil's Aeneid and Horizons
of Translation (18 mins.)
5. Elizabeth Fisher, The George Washington University
Ovid's Metamorphoses: Sailing to Byzantium (18 mins.)
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Talking Trojan, where an
overeager proofreader has falsely corrected the phrase "flyting contest"
into "flying contest")
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nius; plus
Troilus in Book 1)
Hardie, P.R. Virgil: Aeneid Book IX (Cambridge 1994) is also pretty good on
this topic, in his intro and in his commentary on the Nisus and Euryalus
passage
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>The meaning is straightforward. A time will come, perhaps, when we will be
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Cf. also "Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny."
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the Latin spelling of the Greek word
"periplous" or "sailing by" and refer either to Vergil's description of
Aeneas' sail past the coast of Sicily near the end of Book 3, or to some
real or imagined poem by that name?
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on (I know I'm going to summarize this poorly) the fine line
Ovid walks in terms of criticism of Augustus, and dramatization within the
Met of the dangers of disbelief or resistance, in an important study of O's
Met by Stephen Wheeler, forthcoming from UPenn press.
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I think it's Harvard UP, but maybe not too soon. His APA talk on Dryden
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spears? What happens when a man devoted to pietas is faced with
conflicting loyalties, claims, and duties? Why is Aeneas described as
"furiis incensus et ira terribilis" and as "fervidus" when he kills Turnus?
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. and its American use as a
>first name is exemplified by (5) the composer Virgil Thomson, and (7) a
>television character in "McHale's Navy". Are there any others, I wonder?
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In
Martindale, Charles. The Cambridge Companion to Vergil. Cambridge. 1997
try
Oliensis, Ellen. "Sons and Lovers. Sexuality and Gender in Virgil's
Poetry." In Martindale (1997) 294-311
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otus ad arma Prosiluit dicenda." --H. N.]
Wagn. and Forb., however, as well as Henry, consider the lines as genuine;
and they have been imitated by Spenser in the opening of the Faery Queene,
and Milton in the opening of Paradise Regained."
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t IX, 185.
Very strong arguments against this claim in Denis Feeney, Gods in Epic, V.
chapter and elsewhere. V. plays with the idea in Nisus' words at 9.185.
but does hand us the answer.
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>>I'm trying to remember an article not too many years ago on the enclosed
>>appositional structure such as "raucae, tua cura, palumbes" in Eclogue 1,
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Here is a note from the Classics List in 1994 about Herculaneum texts of
Lucretius and Ennius:
> Date: Mon, 24 Jan 1994
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> Subject: Re: NewishEnniusFrag?
>
> Jim O'Hara asks about the Ennius papyrus. It was at the International Congress
> of Pap
hey've actually found, at
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ergil is not easy to say. Certainly Aeneas is in some way
associated with false dreams. Exactly how he is is not really specified.
Sorry to be wordy; it's hard to be concise in haste.
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uture and not the future scenes themselves are sent
through the gates (Zetzel in TAPA for 1989 actually discusses this reading as
working like a type of enallage--like a tranferred epithet)
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> Is there anything relevant in Alison Keith's fairly recent book on women in
> epic ("Gendering Epic" I think was the title)?
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