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Desire, Agency and the Divine in Catullus and Contemporary Philosophy
Catullus invokes the love gods Venus and Cupid/Amor some twenty times within the relatively exiguous corpus of his surviving poems. On occasion, their names seem to be little more than metonyms for love, desire or sexual attractiveness; but the modern ...
Monica R. Gale
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DNA barcoding has resulted in the ‘discovery’ of a vast number of new species and subspecies. Assigning formal scientific names to these taxa remains a major challenge. Names sometimes are newly designated.
Edward Pfeiler
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Gravity evidence for a heterogeneous crust of Mercury. [PDF]
Buoninfante S +5 more
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A Cockney Catullus: The Reception of Catullus in Romantic Britain, 1795-1821
This book traces the reception history of Catullus in Romantic-era Britain. It was in this turbulent period of British history that Catullus’ whole book of poems was first translated into English, and the poet first achieved widespread canonical status ...
Stead, Henry
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Layout of ancient Greek papyri through lead-drawn ruling lines revealed by Macro X-Ray Fluorescence Imaging. [PDF]
Romano FP +13 more
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Arkins Brian. Catullus 7. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 48, fasc. 2, 1979. pp.
Brian Arkins, Arkins, Brian
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Il filologo al servizio del poeta (e viceversa): Giovanni Pascoli lettore di Catull. 95
The contribution examines Giovanni Pascoli’s careful analysis of Catullus’ c. 95 in the anthology Lyra. Going beyond the horizon of the young students for whom the work is intended, the commentary is an all-round philological operation, aiming as much
Sconza, Federica
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Łacińskie utwory o utracie psich pupili w renesansowych Włoszech
Article is an analysis of three selected Latin works about the loss of a dog composed in Renaissance Italy: Lusus 43 by Andrea Navagero, De catella puellae by Lodovico Ariosto and Melampus, an eclogue, by Luigi Alamanni.
Elżbieta Górka
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Russian Silver-Age Galliambic Verse:Form and Meaning
The article surveys the four known Russian examples of Galliambic verse – a syllabo-tonic counterpart of the Latin metre associated with the cult of Cybele, as in Catullus’ Attis: works by Vyacheslav Ivanov, Maximilian Voloshin, Nikolai Gumilev, and ...
Andrei Dobritsyn
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Clodia-Lesbia: Una mujer entre la historia, la literatura, el derecho
La intención del análisis del poema 68b de Catulo es interpretar la ruptura de códigos establecidos por la costumbre y por la ley en la conducta de Clodia, como reflejo de la interferencia de aspectos sociales e históricos en la poética de la lírica ...
Luciana Sparisci
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