Studies in Latin Literature and Roman History, Volume 13

Aeneas Aeneid allusion ancient Antias appear Archias arguments Augustus battle become beginning called Callimachus Catullus Cicero Circe claim death describes Dido Dido's discussion divine Edwards elements emperor epic epigram equestrian equites example exile expression fact figures final further given gives gods Greek hand Heinsius Hercules human important inscription interpretation Italy Latin less literary Livy Lysippus magic Martial meaning mentioned Metamorphoses names nature Odes Odysseus original Ovid Ovid's Oxford passage perhaps poem poet poetic poetry possible posts present Propertius question reading reason reference role Roman Rome says scene seems Senate sense similar simile speech statue story structure Studies suggests Tarrant theme translation turn Venus Virgil