The relatively reduced number of ancient works related to the metrics of Horace’s odes and epodes, as well as the limited number of metric forms appearing in these poetic works, make possible an extended study of all of them in ancient metrics. This type of study allows, on the one hand, a clear understanding of the devices in ancient metrics; these become clear once they are applied on metrical structures other than the datylic-iambic ones. On the other hand, this type of study may shed some light on Horace’s understanding of metrics. This paper presents a detailed description of the interpretation of Horace’s lyric metres in ancient artes grammaticae and metricae, and scholia.No disponibl
This paper offers a new metrical interpretation of Eur. HF 107s. ~ 119s. e 131s., based on the colom...
Homometric occurrences show great frequency in the extant Greek strophic poetry, fitting well in its...
Studying the epodes VIII and XII and the odes I 25, III 15 and IV 13 the author thinks that Horace h...
O objetivo deste trabalho é estudar os metros das Odes de Horácio segundo gramáticos, comentadores e...
Nos livros das Odes Horácio empregou treze esquemas métricos distribuídos por poemas de temas divers...
This monograph addresses to the study of Latin metrical notions and concepts as showed in the volume...
Metrics is often defined as a discipline that concerns itself with the study of meters. In this volu...
Homometric occurrences show great frequency in the extant Greek strophic poetry, fitting well in its...
This monograph examines, for the first time, the reception of the poetic legacy of the Latin poet Ho...
The aim of this paper is to analyse the ancient colometry of Eur. Andr. 1009-1046. Some observation...
Metrics, as a science of verse, has, at certain times, been the target of disparagement and controve...
A brief commentary concerning several spanish translations of same Horace Odes from the Renaissance ...
This paper contains a survey of studies that demonstrate a new sensitivity, established over time, t...
The aim of the present work is to describe the stylistic specificities of Horace's writing in his ly...
In this article, by analyzing the use of Horace’s poetry in the teaching of metrics provided in the ...
This paper offers a new metrical interpretation of Eur. HF 107s. ~ 119s. e 131s., based on the colom...
Homometric occurrences show great frequency in the extant Greek strophic poetry, fitting well in its...
Studying the epodes VIII and XII and the odes I 25, III 15 and IV 13 the author thinks that Horace h...
O objetivo deste trabalho é estudar os metros das Odes de Horácio segundo gramáticos, comentadores e...
Nos livros das Odes Horácio empregou treze esquemas métricos distribuídos por poemas de temas divers...
This monograph addresses to the study of Latin metrical notions and concepts as showed in the volume...
Metrics is often defined as a discipline that concerns itself with the study of meters. In this volu...
Homometric occurrences show great frequency in the extant Greek strophic poetry, fitting well in its...
This monograph examines, for the first time, the reception of the poetic legacy of the Latin poet Ho...
The aim of this paper is to analyse the ancient colometry of Eur. Andr. 1009-1046. Some observation...
Metrics, as a science of verse, has, at certain times, been the target of disparagement and controve...
A brief commentary concerning several spanish translations of same Horace Odes from the Renaissance ...
This paper contains a survey of studies that demonstrate a new sensitivity, established over time, t...
The aim of the present work is to describe the stylistic specificities of Horace's writing in his ly...
In this article, by analyzing the use of Horace’s poetry in the teaching of metrics provided in the ...
This paper offers a new metrical interpretation of Eur. HF 107s. ~ 119s. e 131s., based on the colom...
Homometric occurrences show great frequency in the extant Greek strophic poetry, fitting well in its...
Studying the epodes VIII and XII and the odes I 25, III 15 and IV 13 the author thinks that Horace h...