Virgil: GeorgicsPhilip R. Hardie Taylor & Francis, 1999 - 353 pages This set collects eighty-four of the most important articles published on Virgil in the last hundred years, many of which remain the starting-points for modern scholarship and criticism. |
Table des matières
Agriculture and the Georgics M S Spurr | 1 |
Hesiod in the Culture and Poetry of Virgil A La Penna | 25 |
Man and Beast in Lucretius and the Georgics M R Gale | 41 |
Virgils Georgics and the Art of Reference R F Thomas | 58 |
Virgil and the Euphrates R S Scodel and R F Thomas | 83 |
Die Komposition von Vergils Georgika E Burck | 84 |
A New Study of the Georgics B Otis | 119 |
Das Prooemium von Vergils Georgica G Wissowa | 143 |
Über das Lob des Landlebens in Virgils Georgica F Klingner | 184 |
Georgics III 1039 D L Drew | 211 |
Callimachus the Victoria Berenices and Roman Poetry R F Thomas | 223 |
Der Bienenstaat in Vergils Georgica H Dahlmann | 253 |
The Fourth Georgic Virgil and Rome J Griffin | 268 |
Gallus the Bucolics and the Ending of the Fourth Georgic R Coleman | 289 |
Aristaeus Orpheus and the Laudes Galli H Jacobson | 301 |
Sacrifice Society and Vergils Oxborn Bees T N Habinek | 328 |
Labor Improbus R Jenkyns | 154 |
Scilicet et Tempus Veniet Virgil Georgics 1 463514 | 162 |
The Sacrifice at the End of the Georgics Aristaeus and Vergilian Closure R F Thomas | 344 |
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