Tityrus and Galatea (Virgil, Eclogue 1): An Expected Relationship

Paschalis, Michael

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“…Por outro lado, no verso seguinte, "amiúde" pode ser lido como um trissílabo, como é praxe poeticamente.4 Fantuzzi (2006, p. 236-237).5 Para o primeiro caso, cf. Liegh (2016, p. 423-424) e Eckerman (2016); para o segundo, Johnston; Papaionannou (2013).6 Cf Paschalis (2008)Eckerman (2016).…”

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Tradução das Bucólicas, de Virgílio

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Tradução das Bucólicas, de Virgílio

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Why Is There No Cheese in Horace’s Satires?: And Related Questions for Vergil and Varro

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Horace’s satires include a variety of foods but make little reference to cheese and milk. This absence is understandable: they are products—and symbols—of the pastoral world. Vergil’s Georgics and Eclogues claim cheese for the country, yet make it a link via commerce to the city. Varro’s De re rustica places cheese on the margins: its proper place now is away from Rome; and the right time for it at Rome was before the city’s foundation. Taken together these three texts show that the presence or absence of cheese at Rome is a matter of place and time, genre and ideology.

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Motiv Polifemove oslepitve med Homerjem in Kalimahom

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Prispevek obravnava metapoetični motiv pesmi kot magične inkantacije, in sicer kot ponavljajoč se motiv Polifemove teme pri različnih avtorjih po Homerju. Polifemova tema je bila zaradi motiva velikanove oslepitve zelo primerna za vključitev vzporednega motiva pesmi kot magičnega sredstva, ki pomaga k doseganju (tudi politično motiviranega) cilja v spopadu z nasprotnikom, saj magična inkantacija na »žrtev« učinkuje podobno slepilno kot fizična oslepitev. Pozneje, ko je bila v Polifemovo temo vključena še velikanova ljubezen do nereide Galateje, pa se je motivu fizične in metaforične oslepitve pridružil še motiv pesniške samoslepitve, in sicer kot prametafora za pesniško kreiranje poetične iluzije.

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Tityrus and Galatea (Virgil, Eclogue 1): An Expected Relationship

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Tradução das Bucólicas, de Virgílio

Tradução das Bucólicas, de Virgílio

Why Is There No Cheese in Horace’s Satires?: And Related Questions for Vergil and Varro

Motiv Polifemove oslepitve med Homerjem in Kalimahom

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