Further arguments in favor of the variant reading lacer admissos at Ovid. Epist. 1.36. For such details, Ovid draws not on Homer but on tragedy: the same holds true for Cons. Liv. 319 f., though its author surely had the Ovidian passage in mind
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Critical text, Italian translation and commentary of this interesting epigram on the feeble nature a...
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A partire dagli anni Ottanta del secolo scorso le Eroidi di Ovidio hanno goduto e tuttora godono di ...
Critical text, Italian translation and commentary of this interesting epigram on the feeble nature a...
In Astydamas TrGF 60 F 2, the care Hector takes not to scare Astyanax, as he once did, is a witty al...
In the text of Ps.-Ovid. Cons. ad Liv. 279, the reading laetisque, given by the manuscripts, may be ...
Le teorie letterarie del secolo scorso consideravano le cosiddette ‘epistole doppie’ delle heroides ...
The alleged fragment of a lost poem by Ovid at the beginning of Martial 2.41 is in fact just an echo...
Critical examination of the most interesting passages Eutechnius’ Paraphrase, in which the author di...
Nell’ottavo libro della Tebaide di Stazio è incastonato l’episodio di Atys e Ismene, che è un caso p...
A close investigation into the treatment of Hippolytos’ tragic end in Euripides, Ovid, and Seneca pr...
The first episode of the Hypsipyle begins with the arrival of Amphiaraus, one of the Seven, who has ...
This contribution provides a brief description of the handwritten tradition of Halieuticon book ascr...
The aim of this essay is to examine the rules of duelling in Greek epic poetry from Homer and Arctin...
The theme of Armorum iudicium has its roots in the epic poetry of Homeric Cycle. Afterwards, it beco...
The paper discusses the text and interpretation of Sophocles, Ajax, 460-1, and suggests an emendatio...
The seven iambic lines by Cometas on his own text of Homer describe a complex editorial activity: th...
A partire dagli anni Ottanta del secolo scorso le Eroidi di Ovidio hanno goduto e tuttora godono di ...
Critical text, Italian translation and commentary of this interesting epigram on the feeble nature a...
In Astydamas TrGF 60 F 2, the care Hector takes not to scare Astyanax, as he once did, is a witty al...
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