
Numanus Remulus: Ethnography And Propaganda In Aeneid 9.598ff. -- Dido In The Light Of History -- Turnus Ad Portas -- Virgil's Roman Chronography: A Reconsideration -- The Collegium Poetarum -- Virgil, History, And The Roman Tradition -- Some Problems In The Aeneas-legend -- Doctus Sermones Utriusque Linguae? -- Virgil, Varro's Imagines, And The Forum Of Augustus -- From History To Legend: M. Manlius And The Geese -- Some Problems Of Titulature In Roman Literary History -- Virgil And The Conquest Of Chaos -- The Structure And Purpose Of Virgil's Parade Of Heroes -- The Caudine Forks: Topography And Illusion -- Illusion And Reality In Latin Topographical Writing -- The Aeneas-legend And The Aeneid -- Non Uiribus Aequis: Some Problems In Virgil's Battle-scenes -- Camilla, Or The Limits Of Invention -- The Uses Of Literacy And The Cena Trimalchionis -- Chloreus' Trousers -- Barbara Tegmina Crurum -- Aeneas The Colonist -- Virgil And The Illusory Footnote -- Externi Duces -- The Aeneid And The Social Structures Of Primitive Italy -- Virgil And The Poetry Of Explanations -- Empty Shelves On The Palatine -- Cicero And Poetry: The Place Of Prejudice In Literary History -- The Prehistory Of Latin Poetry: Some Problems Of Method -- Rome Without Spectacles -- The Cultural Horizons Of The Plebs Romana -- The Geography Of The Georgics -- The Unity Of Roman Italy: Some Anomalies -- The Unity Of Roman Italy: Anomalies In Context -- The Legionary As His Own Historian -- The Moretum Decomposed -- Fraud As Scholarship: The Helen Episode And The Appendix Vergiliana -- Excudent Alii -- Virgil And The Jews -- Poets And Poetry In Virgil's Underworld -- Exempla In Virgil's Underworld -- The Poetics Of Toponymy. Nicholas Horsfall. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.
This collection investigates the intersection of Virgilian poetry, Roman historical tradition, and the material culture of the ancient world. Nicholas Horsfall, a prominent classicist, utilizes his extensive expertise in Latin literature and Roman topography to challenge established interpretations of the Aeneid and the broader context of Roman literary history.
What You Will Find
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Scholars and students of classical antiquity view this collection as a rigorous resource for understanding the complexities of Virgilian scholarship. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the author's meticulous attention to historical and linguistic detail.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0191896187
ISBN-13:
9780191896187
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