Virgil's Aeneid: Interpretation and InfluenceUniv of North Carolina Press, 1995 - 332 páginas In this collection of twelve of his essays, distinguished Virgil scholar Michael Putnam examines the Aeneid from several different interpretive angles. He identifies the themes that permeate the epic, provides detailed interpretations of its indivi |
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... Pallas and his family , calls into question the most famous norm , to borrow the terminology of Gian Biagio Conte , of the poem . 1 A Roman , any Roman from Aeneas on , should , according to Aeneas ' father Anchises , war down the proud ...
... Pallas and his family , calls into question the most famous norm , to borrow the terminology of Gian Biagio Conte , of the poem . 1 A Roman , any Roman from Aeneas on , should , according to Aeneas ' father Anchises , war down the proud ...
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... Pallas ' death , which impels Aeneas to kill , or the various memories that urge Juno to implement her wildness of mind as the epic starts . The narrator and his muse are implicated in this opening outburst : Musa , mihi causas memora ...
... Pallas ' death , which impels Aeneas to kill , or the various memories that urge Juno to implement her wildness of mind as the epic starts . The narrator and his muse are implicated in this opening outburst : Musa , mihi causas memora ...
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... Pallas . and a pair of golden bits which my Pallas now possesses . The long separation of the adjectives meus and aurea from their two substantives , frena and Pallas respectively , gives the line a pointedly dis- jointed quality . It ...
... Pallas . and a pair of golden bits which my Pallas now possesses . The long separation of the adjectives meus and aurea from their two substantives , frena and Pallas respectively , gives the line a pointedly dis- jointed quality . It ...
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Índice
The Virgilian Achievement | 7 |
Possessiveness Sexuality and Heroism in the Aeneid | 25 |
The Third Book of the Aeneid From Homer to Rome | 48 |
Daedalus Virgil and the End of Art | 71 |
Aeneid 7 and the Aeneid | 98 |
Umbro Nireus and Loves Threnody | 119 |
Pius Aeneas and the Metamorphosis of Lausus | 132 |
The Hesitation of Aeneas | 150 |
Anger Blindness and Insight in Virgils Aeneid | 170 |
Wrathful Aeneas and the Tactics of Pietas in Virgil Ovid and Lucan | 199 |
Virgils Tragic Future Senecan Drama and the Aeneid | 244 |
Virgils Inferno | 284 |
Bibliography | 315 |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
Achaemenides Achilles action Aeneas Aeneid Allecto amor Anchises anger arma Augustan Augustus battle becomes blood Cacus Caesar Cicero Circe civil clementia conclusion Creusa Daedalus Dante Dante's death deed Dido Dido's Dira divine dolor earlier emotion epic epic's episode especially Evander father final force furiae furiis accensus furor fury future Georgic gods Greek hand Hector Helenus Hercules hero hero's hesitation Hippolytus Homer human Icarus Iliad imagination initial Juno Juno's Jupiter Jupiter's killing Turnus Latinus Latium Lausus lines Lucan madness ment metamorphosis metaphor Mezentius moral narrator Nireus Odysseus offer Ovid Pallas parallel passion peace phrase pietas piety poem poem's poet poet's poetry rage reader reminder resentment revenge Roman Rome Rome's sacrifice saeva saevi saevus Seneca Servius shield Sibyl simile soul spare suffering suppliant sword symbol tale Thyestes tion Trojans Troy turn Turnus Umbro Underworld vengeance Venus victim violence Virgil Virgilian words wound wrath
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