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Epic poetry, Latin --- Virgil. --- Virgil --- Criticism and interpretation --- Virgil. - Aeneid. - Liber 1-2 --- Virgil - Criticism and interpretation

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Drawing --- drawing [image-making] --- Vranckx, Sebastiaan --- Aeneas [Mythological character] --- Virgil

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Nuclear power plants --- Nuclear power plants --- Safety measures. --- Licenses --- Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station --- Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station --- Licenses. --- Safety measures --- Evaluation.

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"Papyri Vergilianae" rappresenta una novità nel campo della filologia e della papirologia latina : si tratta della prima raccolta completa ed esaustiva dei papiri di Virgilio, frutto di acribia ecdotica e dell'esame autoptico dei testi, che vengono analiticamente schedati e di cui è data l'edizione critica. Si propone come strumento per un approccio filologico alle trentacinque testimonianze papiracee - inclusi frammenti membranacei, tavolette lignee ed ostraka - che, provenienti dalle province eccentriche dell'Impero (ed in particolare dalla pars Orientis), costituiscono parte della "Storia della tradizione" in quanto espressione della ricezione dell'opera di Virgilio e segno di una funzione ed una circolazione differenziata nei milieux cultural ed intellettuali provinciali tra I e VI secolo d.C. Il nucleo del volume è costituito dalla schedatura analitica dei documenti e da un'edizione dei loro testi "a fronte" rispetto a quella virgiliana nota dal resto della tradizione manoscritta in base ad un'edizione critica di riferimento (rispettivamente "Parte Seconda" et "Parte Terz"), incorniciate da un'introduzione ("Parte Prima") ed una sezione contenente testi che, pur non essendo esametri virgiliani, ne documentano parimenti la fortuna ("Parte Quarta").

Manuscripts, Latin (Papyri) --- Papyrus latins --- Virgil --- Manuscripts. --- Papyrologie --- Papyrus grecs --- Virgile --- Manuscrits --- Papyrologie. --- Papyrus grecs. --- Papyrus latins.

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Shaggy Crowns is the first book-length study in almost a hundred years of the relationship between Rome's two great epic poems. Quintus Ennius was once the monumental epic poet of Republican Rome,'the father of Roman poetry'. However, around one hundred and fifty years after his epic Annales first appeared, it was replaced decisively by Virgil's Aeneid, and now survives only in fragments. Looking at the intersections between intertextuality and the appropriations of cultural memory, Goldschmidt considers the relationship between Rome's two great canonical epics. She focuses on how - in the use of archaism, the presentation of landscape, embedded memories of the Punic Wars, and fragments of exempla - Virgil's poem appropriates and re-writes the myths and memories which Ennius had enshrined in Roman epic. Goldschmidt argues that Virgil was not just a slicker'new poet', but constructed himself as an older'archaic poet'of the deepest memories of the Roman past, ultimately competing for the'shaggy crown'of Ennius.

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