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Argues that Horace in his Odes imitated the new elegiac fragment of Simonides on the battle of Plataea. Reprinted in the anthology of criticism on The New Simonides by D. Boedeker and D. Sider
Argues that Horace in his Odes imitated the new elegiac fragment of Simonides on the battle of Plataea. Reprinted in the anthology of criticism on The New Simonides by D. Boedeker and D. Sider
Donnet Daniel. Lawrence M. KOWERSKI, Simonides on the Persian Wars. A Study of the Elegiac Verses of...
Horace’s references at Epode 6.13–14 to Archilochus as “Lycambes’ rejected son-in-law” and to Hippon...
Donnet Daniel. Lawrence M. KOWERSKI, Simonides on the Persian Wars. A Study of the Elegiac Verses of...
Argues that Horace in his Odes imitated the new elegiac fragment of Simonides on the battle of Plata...
Argues that Horace in his Odes imitated the new elegiac fragment of Simonides on the battle of Plata...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
In Stobaeus’ Anthologium an elegiac poem having the lemma Σιμωνίδου (4.34.28) is quoted under the ru...
In Stobaeus’ Anthologium an elegiac poem having the lemma Σιμωνίδου (4.34.28) is quoted under the ru...
It is commonly assumed that no epinician song was ever composed for the Spartans, apart from Ibycus’...
Horace’s fourth Book of Odes was published in 13 B.C.1 Ten years had passed since the publication of...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
Grimal Pierre. Steele Commager, The Odes of Horace. A critical Study, 1962. In: Revue des Études Anc...
Donnet Daniel. Lawrence M. KOWERSKI, Simonides on the Persian Wars. A Study of the Elegiac Verses of...
Horace’s references at Epode 6.13–14 to Archilochus as “Lycambes’ rejected son-in-law” and to Hippon...
Donnet Daniel. Lawrence M. KOWERSKI, Simonides on the Persian Wars. A Study of the Elegiac Verses of...
Argues that Horace in his Odes imitated the new elegiac fragment of Simonides on the battle of Plata...
Argues that Horace in his Odes imitated the new elegiac fragment of Simonides on the battle of Plata...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
Paper on Horace and the new Simonides, first published ina journal, then included in this anthology ...
In Stobaeus’ Anthologium an elegiac poem having the lemma Σιμωνίδου (4.34.28) is quoted under the ru...
In Stobaeus’ Anthologium an elegiac poem having the lemma Σιμωνίδου (4.34.28) is quoted under the ru...
It is commonly assumed that no epinician song was ever composed for the Spartans, apart from Ibycus’...
Horace’s fourth Book of Odes was published in 13 B.C.1 Ten years had passed since the publication of...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
Grimal Pierre. Steele Commager, The Odes of Horace. A critical Study, 1962. In: Revue des Études Anc...
Donnet Daniel. Lawrence M. KOWERSKI, Simonides on the Persian Wars. A Study of the Elegiac Verses of...
Horace’s references at Epode 6.13–14 to Archilochus as “Lycambes’ rejected son-in-law” and to Hippon...
Donnet Daniel. Lawrence M. KOWERSKI, Simonides on the Persian Wars. A Study of the Elegiac Verses of...
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