Silius Italicus: Punica, Book 3
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Silius Italicus: Punica, Book 3
Edited with Introduction, Translation, and Commentary
Littlewood, R. Joy; Augoustakis, Antony
Oxford University Press
03/2022
412
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Inglês
9780198821281
15 a 20 dias
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
1. The Political Life and Literary Formation of Silius Italicus
2. Hannibal's Enterprise
2.1. In the Steps of Hercules?
2.2. In the Steps of Aeneas?
3. Hannibal and Imilce
4. Hannibal's Army
4.1. Historiographic Assessment and Poetic Distortion
4.2. Silius' Epic Catalogue of Hannibal's Troops
4.3. Icons of Imperialism in Hannibal's African and Iberian Troop Catalogues
4.4. The Significance of Iberia in the Catalogue
5. Hannibal's Alpine Crossing
5.1. Hannibal's Route and Recent Archaeological Evidence
5.2. Sublimity
5.3. Hannibal and Further Epicurean Postures
6. Divine Prophecy
6.1. Epic Closural Motifs
6.2. Jupiter and Venus
6.3. Hammon's Oracle
7. Language and Style
7.1. Diction and Figures of Speech
7.2. Epic Similes
7.3. Metre and Prosody
8. Text and Transmission
SIGLA, TEXT, TRANSLATION, AND APPARATUS CRITICUS
COMMENTARY
1. The Political Life and Literary Formation of Silius Italicus
2. Hannibal's Enterprise
2.1. In the Steps of Hercules?
2.2. In the Steps of Aeneas?
3. Hannibal and Imilce
4. Hannibal's Army
4.1. Historiographic Assessment and Poetic Distortion
4.2. Silius' Epic Catalogue of Hannibal's Troops
4.3. Icons of Imperialism in Hannibal's African and Iberian Troop Catalogues
4.4. The Significance of Iberia in the Catalogue
5. Hannibal's Alpine Crossing
5.1. Hannibal's Route and Recent Archaeological Evidence
5.2. Sublimity
5.3. Hannibal and Further Epicurean Postures
6. Divine Prophecy
6.1. Epic Closural Motifs
6.2. Jupiter and Venus
6.3. Hammon's Oracle
7. Language and Style
7.1. Diction and Figures of Speech
7.2. Epic Similes
7.3. Metre and Prosody
8. Text and Transmission
SIGLA, TEXT, TRANSLATION, AND APPARATUS CRITICUS
COMMENTARY
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
1. The Political Life and Literary Formation of Silius Italicus
2. Hannibal's Enterprise
2.1. In the Steps of Hercules?
2.2. In the Steps of Aeneas?
3. Hannibal and Imilce
4. Hannibal's Army
4.1. Historiographic Assessment and Poetic Distortion
4.2. Silius' Epic Catalogue of Hannibal's Troops
4.3. Icons of Imperialism in Hannibal's African and Iberian Troop Catalogues
4.4. The Significance of Iberia in the Catalogue
5. Hannibal's Alpine Crossing
5.1. Hannibal's Route and Recent Archaeological Evidence
5.2. Sublimity
5.3. Hannibal and Further Epicurean Postures
6. Divine Prophecy
6.1. Epic Closural Motifs
6.2. Jupiter and Venus
6.3. Hammon's Oracle
7. Language and Style
7.1. Diction and Figures of Speech
7.2. Epic Similes
7.3. Metre and Prosody
8. Text and Transmission
SIGLA, TEXT, TRANSLATION, AND APPARATUS CRITICUS
COMMENTARY
1. The Political Life and Literary Formation of Silius Italicus
2. Hannibal's Enterprise
2.1. In the Steps of Hercules?
2.2. In the Steps of Aeneas?
3. Hannibal and Imilce
4. Hannibal's Army
4.1. Historiographic Assessment and Poetic Distortion
4.2. Silius' Epic Catalogue of Hannibal's Troops
4.3. Icons of Imperialism in Hannibal's African and Iberian Troop Catalogues
4.4. The Significance of Iberia in the Catalogue
5. Hannibal's Alpine Crossing
5.1. Hannibal's Route and Recent Archaeological Evidence
5.2. Sublimity
5.3. Hannibal and Further Epicurean Postures
6. Divine Prophecy
6.1. Epic Closural Motifs
6.2. Jupiter and Venus
6.3. Hammon's Oracle
7. Language and Style
7.1. Diction and Figures of Speech
7.2. Epic Similes
7.3. Metre and Prosody
8. Text and Transmission
SIGLA, TEXT, TRANSLATION, AND APPARATUS CRITICUS
COMMENTARY
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