Miti, miti in miniatura, miti senza racconto. Note a quattro epilli (Mosch. "Eur." 58-62, Catull. 64,89-90, Verg. "georg." IV 507-515, Ou. "met." XI 751-795)

Fernandelli, Marco

Miti, miti in miniatura, miti senza racconto. Note a quattro epilli (Mosch. "Eur." 58-62, Catull. 64,89-90, Verg. "georg." IV 507-515, Ou. "met." XI 751-795)

Fernandelli, Marco

2008

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1974-0395

http://hdl.handle.net/10077/3260

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The pattern ‘frame and inset’ is a characteristic feature of Roman epyllion. Under this respect, Moschus’ Europa was a precursor of it. This study surveys the development of the type within Latin literature from Catullus to Ovid – i.e. from problematic unity to mannerism and play with forms – focusing on some passages of highly representative and influencial poems.

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EUT – Edizioni Università di Trieste

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"Miti, miti in miniatura, miti senza racconto. Note a quattro epilli (Mosch. "Eur." 58-62, Catull. 64,89-90, Verg. "georg." IV 507-515, Ou. "met." XI 751-795)" , in CentoPagine. Rivista elettronica internazionale che raccoglie i contributi resi nei Seminari sulla continuità dell'antico 2 (2008), pp.12-27

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Miti, miti in miniatura, miti senza racconto. Note a quattro epilli (Mosch. "Eur." 58-62, Catull. 64,89-90, Verg. "georg." IV 507-515, Ou. "met." XI 751-795)