Reception and the Classics, ed. W. Brockliss et al. Yale Classical Studies 36 (Cambridge, 2011) 1... more Reception and the Classics, ed. W. Brockliss et al. Yale Classical Studies 36 (Cambridge, 2011) 19-44
... The reference to Coan silks in lines 5 and 6 is generally taken as a description only of Cynt... more ... The reference to Coan silks in lines 5 and 6 is generally taken as a description only of Cynthia's seductive garb-but in other passages such references contain riddling allusions to Philetas of Cos, a poet whose elegies Propertius elsewhere claims as a model.'5 In the following ...
delivered at APA panel on Servius, December, 2004 Let me state firmly at the outset: any criticis... more delivered at APA panel on Servius, December, 2004 Let me state firmly at the outset: any criticisms that I make of the Harvard Servius are made with great sympathy, and without any sense that I could do any better. I have,
Reception and the Classics, ed. W. Brockliss et al. Yale Classical Studies 36 (Cambridge, 2011) 1... more Reception and the Classics, ed. W. Brockliss et al. Yale Classical Studies 36 (Cambridge, 2011) 19-44
... The reference to Coan silks in lines 5 and 6 is generally taken as a description only of Cynt... more ... The reference to Coan silks in lines 5 and 6 is generally taken as a description only of Cynthia's seductive garb-but in other passages such references contain riddling allusions to Philetas of Cos, a poet whose elegies Propertius elsewhere claims as a model.'5 In the following ...
delivered at APA panel on Servius, December, 2004 Let me state firmly at the outset: any criticis... more delivered at APA panel on Servius, December, 2004 Let me state firmly at the outset: any criticisms that I make of the Harvard Servius are made with great sympathy, and without any sense that I could do any better. I have,
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