This volume brings together a posthumous collection of over 40 scholarly papers by leading Latinist and one of the world's leading interpreters of Virgil, Nicholas Horsfall.
This volume brings together a posthumous collection of over 40 scholarly papers by leading Latinist and one of the world's leading interpreters of Virgil, Nicholas Horsfall.
Nicholas Horsfall (1946-2019) was formerly Honorary Professor of Classics and Ancient History at Durham University.
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Abbreviations 1: Numanus Remulus: ethnography and propaganda in Aen. 9.598ff. 2: Dido in the light of history 3: Turnus ad portas 4: Virgil's Roman chronography: a reconsideration 5: The collegium poetarum 6: Virgil, history and the Roman tradition 7: Some problems in the Aeneas-legend 8: Doctus sermones utriusque linguae? 9: Virgil, Varro s Imagines and the Forum of Augustus 10: From history to legend: Manlius and the geese 11: Some problems of titulature in Roman literary history 12: Virgil and the conquest of chaos 13: The structure and purpose of Virgil s parade of heroes 14: The Caudine forks: topography and illusion 15: Illusion and reality in Latin topographical writing 16: The Aeneas-legend and the Aeneid 17: Non uiribus aequis: some problems in Virgil s battle-scenes 18: Camilla, or the limits of invention 19: The Uses of Literacy and the Cena Trimalchionis 20: Chloreus' trousers 21: Barbara tegmina crurum 22: Aeneas the colonist 23: Virgil and the illusory footnote 24: Externi duces 25: The Aeneid and the social structures of primitive Italy 26: Virgil and the poetry of explanations 27: Empty shelves on the Palatine 28: Cicero and poetry: the place of prejudice in literary history 29: The prehistory of Latin poetry: some problems of method 30: Rome without spectacles 31: The cultural horizons of the Plebs Romana ( MAAR (1996) 101 118) 32: The geography of the Georgics 33: The unity of Roman Italy: some anomalies 34: The unity of Roman Italy: anomalies in context 35: The legionary as his own historian 36: The Moretum decomposed 37: Fraud as scholarship: the Helen Episode and the Appendix Vergiliana 38: Excudent alii 39: Virgil and the Jews 40: Poets and poetry in Virgil's Underworld 41: Exempla in Virgil's Underworld 42: The poetics of toponymy Nicholas Horsfall, a bibliography Index
Abbreviations 1: Numanus Remulus: ethnography and propaganda in Aen. 9.598ff. 2: Dido in the light of history 3: Turnus ad portas 4: Virgil's Roman chronography: a reconsideration 5: The collegium poetarum 6: Virgil, history and the Roman tradition 7: Some problems in the Aeneas-legend 8: Doctus sermones utriusque linguae? 9: Virgil, Varro s Imagines and the Forum of Augustus 10: From history to legend: Manlius and the geese 11: Some problems of titulature in Roman literary history 12: Virgil and the conquest of chaos 13: The structure and purpose of Virgil s parade of heroes 14: The Caudine forks: topography and illusion 15: Illusion and reality in Latin topographical writing 16: The Aeneas-legend and the Aeneid 17: Non uiribus aequis: some problems in Virgil s battle-scenes 18: Camilla, or the limits of invention 19: The Uses of Literacy and the Cena Trimalchionis 20: Chloreus' trousers 21: Barbara tegmina crurum 22: Aeneas the colonist 23: Virgil and the illusory footnote 24: Externi duces 25: The Aeneid and the social structures of primitive Italy 26: Virgil and the poetry of explanations 27: Empty shelves on the Palatine 28: Cicero and poetry: the place of prejudice in literary history 29: The prehistory of Latin poetry: some problems of method 30: Rome without spectacles 31: The cultural horizons of the Plebs Romana ( MAAR (1996) 101 118) 32: The geography of the Georgics 33: The unity of Roman Italy: some anomalies 34: The unity of Roman Italy: anomalies in context 35: The legionary as his own historian 36: The Moretum decomposed 37: Fraud as scholarship: the Helen Episode and the Appendix Vergiliana 38: Excudent alii 39: Virgil and the Jews 40: Poets and poetry in Virgil's Underworld 41: Exempla in Virgil's Underworld 42: The poetics of toponymy Nicholas Horsfall, a bibliography Index
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