The problem of Ovid’s Greek sources remains complex and very extensive. For the famous Pyramus and Thisbe episode, J. Lightfoot suggests that the Greek author, Parthenius of Nicaea, inspired, in part, the Latin poet. This note aims to bring a new argument in favour of this hypothesis by analysing deeply and precisely the line, Metamorphoses IV 94, in comparison with the 32nd story in ἘρωτικὰΠαθήματα, a “note-book” collecting thirty-six love-stories.El problema de las fuentes griegas de Ovidio permanece complejo y muy extenso. Para J. Lightfoot, el famoso episodio de Pyramus y Thisbe del poeta latino fue inspirado por el autor griego, Partenio de Nicea. Esta nota tiene por objeto aportar un nuevo argumento a favor de esta hipótesis analizan...
O objetivo deste artigo é discutir a morte do rei trácio Reso no Canto 10 da Ilíada (v. 494-497), em...
Se analiZa en este trabajo el mito de Escila, hija de Niso, narrado por Ovidio en Metamorfosis VIII ...
Despite being one of the issues often cited by philologists to discuss topics within the Homeric poe...
The problem of Ovid’s Greek sources remains complex and very extensive. For the famous Pyramus and T...
Ovid’s prediction of his own immortality in the sphragís of the Metamorphoses has been understood as...
En este trabajo analizaremos las historias de amor de Metamorfosis de Ovidio protagonizadas por el d...
Hécuba triste de Pérez de Oliva, considerada una de las primeras traducciones a lengua vernácula de ...
At the end of the Georgics Virgil represents himself as someone nursed by sweet Parthenope (IV 536: ...
This paper deals with cases of etymological puns in the seventh book of the Greek Anthology, from th...
RIASSUNTO: L’articolo propone un confronto dei quattro cantari in ottava rima incentrati sulla stori...
Este trabajo analiza la función de las alusiones al lamento del Cíclope ovidiano en las palabras de ...
This paper analyzes the function of the allusions to the lamentation of the Ovidian Cyclops in the w...
This article explores Vergil's allusions in the Aeneid to Sophocles's Theban plays, Oedipus the King...
This article is aimed to show how Virgil introduces new elements in Eurydice (Orpheus’ wife) and Cre...
Philostr. Her.. XXXV 9-10 may preserve hints of a rhesis from Sophocles' Eurysaces. Taking that as a...
O objetivo deste artigo é discutir a morte do rei trácio Reso no Canto 10 da Ilíada (v. 494-497), em...
Se analiZa en este trabajo el mito de Escila, hija de Niso, narrado por Ovidio en Metamorfosis VIII ...
Despite being one of the issues often cited by philologists to discuss topics within the Homeric poe...
The problem of Ovid’s Greek sources remains complex and very extensive. For the famous Pyramus and T...
Ovid’s prediction of his own immortality in the sphragís of the Metamorphoses has been understood as...
En este trabajo analizaremos las historias de amor de Metamorfosis de Ovidio protagonizadas por el d...
Hécuba triste de Pérez de Oliva, considerada una de las primeras traducciones a lengua vernácula de ...
At the end of the Georgics Virgil represents himself as someone nursed by sweet Parthenope (IV 536: ...
This paper deals with cases of etymological puns in the seventh book of the Greek Anthology, from th...
RIASSUNTO: L’articolo propone un confronto dei quattro cantari in ottava rima incentrati sulla stori...
Este trabajo analiza la función de las alusiones al lamento del Cíclope ovidiano en las palabras de ...
This paper analyzes the function of the allusions to the lamentation of the Ovidian Cyclops in the w...
This article explores Vergil's allusions in the Aeneid to Sophocles's Theban plays, Oedipus the King...
This article is aimed to show how Virgil introduces new elements in Eurydice (Orpheus’ wife) and Cre...
Philostr. Her.. XXXV 9-10 may preserve hints of a rhesis from Sophocles' Eurysaces. Taking that as a...
O objetivo deste artigo é discutir a morte do rei trácio Reso no Canto 10 da Ilíada (v. 494-497), em...
Se analiZa en este trabajo el mito de Escila, hija de Niso, narrado por Ovidio en Metamorfosis VIII ...
Despite being one of the issues often cited by philologists to discuss topics within the Homeric poe...