This fascinating manuscript offers an in-depth study of the poems of the Appendix Vergiliana, including the beloved Moretum. With detailed commentary and analysis from noted scholar Robinson Ellis, this manuscript is a must-read for anyone interested in the poetry of ancient Rome.
Maximianus was a Byzantine poet best known for his elegies, which deal with themes of love, loss, and mortality. In this scholarly work, Robinson Ellis provides a detailed analysis of Maximianus's poetic technique, including his use of language and form. This book will be of interest to classicists and students of ancient poetry who seek to deepen their understanding of Maximianus's work.
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The collection showcases the vibrant and passionate poetry of Catullus, an influential Roman poet known for his personal and emotional verses. His work explores themes of love, friendship, and betrayal, often reflecting the complexities of human relationships. The poems range from tender love lyrics to sharp satirical pieces, providing insight into both personal experiences and the social dynamics of his time. This reproduction captures the essence of Catullus's voice, making it accessible to modern readers while preserving the original's intensity and wit.
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