At A. 1.109-10 the Servian and DServian scholia refer Virgil’s reference to the Arae to a mysterious treaty between Rome and Carthage which may be identified with the so-called treaty of Philinus, a treaty whose existence is still very much debated by scholars and whose understanding was vital for the interpretation of the outbreak of the First Punic War. This paper analyses the historical evidence for the existence of the Philinus treaty and argues that Virgil’s Arae passage works as a sort of peephole from the mythical narrative of the Trojans into the historical future of the Romans. Through the eyes of Juno, who is conscious of the events of the three Punic wars, the first Roman military navy overlaps with the Trojan fleet, and Aeneas i...
The focus of this paper is Jupiter’s first prophecy scene from the Aeneid. This passage has most oft...
Science has studied ancient litterateur and poetry for a long time. This paper has chosen to turn it...
This paper argues that the Augustan period witnessed a dramatic reconception of Roman religion—a rec...
El artículo trata una vez más del polémico tratado llamado de Filino, de su historicidad y del conte...
In this paper we follow Ovid’s treatment of the second half of the Aeneid in Met. 14, 445-608. The f...
This paper aims to examine the dialogue between Juno and Jupiter in Aen. 12.791-842 in terms of a ri...
A driving force in Vergil’s Aeneid is the hostility of Juno to the Trojans as they approach, and fin...
This paper, through selected examples drawn from Dido’s story, studies some ways in which Silius rea...
Juvenal’s second satire is a carefully crafted response to Virgil’s Aeneid, in which the satirist of...
Our work consisted of analyzing the defeats and victories of the Romans and their allies in Punica t...
At the end of Virgil\u27s Aeneid there occurs an episode in which the goddess Juno finally agrees to...
This paper discusses how Servius says that Vergil \u201ctouches on\u201d or alludes to historia: his...
Virgil carefully arranges the appearances of the pairs Dido and Anna, Camilla and Acca as an integra...
When Livy describes Rome’s wars in Greece at the beginning of the 2nd century B. C., he does so in c...
L’immagine dei Galli in Virgilio è quella stereotipa dei nemici atavici di Roma dal sacco dell’Urbe ...
The focus of this paper is Jupiter’s first prophecy scene from the Aeneid. This passage has most oft...
Science has studied ancient litterateur and poetry for a long time. This paper has chosen to turn it...
This paper argues that the Augustan period witnessed a dramatic reconception of Roman religion—a rec...
El artículo trata una vez más del polémico tratado llamado de Filino, de su historicidad y del conte...
In this paper we follow Ovid’s treatment of the second half of the Aeneid in Met. 14, 445-608. The f...
This paper aims to examine the dialogue between Juno and Jupiter in Aen. 12.791-842 in terms of a ri...
A driving force in Vergil’s Aeneid is the hostility of Juno to the Trojans as they approach, and fin...
This paper, through selected examples drawn from Dido’s story, studies some ways in which Silius rea...
Juvenal’s second satire is a carefully crafted response to Virgil’s Aeneid, in which the satirist of...
Our work consisted of analyzing the defeats and victories of the Romans and their allies in Punica t...
At the end of Virgil\u27s Aeneid there occurs an episode in which the goddess Juno finally agrees to...
This paper discusses how Servius says that Vergil \u201ctouches on\u201d or alludes to historia: his...
Virgil carefully arranges the appearances of the pairs Dido and Anna, Camilla and Acca as an integra...
When Livy describes Rome’s wars in Greece at the beginning of the 2nd century B. C., he does so in c...
L’immagine dei Galli in Virgilio è quella stereotipa dei nemici atavici di Roma dal sacco dell’Urbe ...
The focus of this paper is Jupiter’s first prophecy scene from the Aeneid. This passage has most oft...
Science has studied ancient litterateur and poetry for a long time. This paper has chosen to turn it...
This paper argues that the Augustan period witnessed a dramatic reconception of Roman religion—a rec...