Deductum Carmen-Deducere Ornos
On the basis of the examination of Vergil’s Eclogue VI vv. 1-12 and 64-73, and its connection with metapoetic passages in Callimachus and other Greek poets, both archaic and Hellenistic, this article tries to demonstrate that the Vergilian bucolic programme is not (as often claimed) a simple r...
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| Sumario: | On the basis of the examination of Vergil’s Eclogue VI vv. 1-12 and 64-73,
and its connection with metapoetic passages in Callimachus and other Greek
poets, both archaic and Hellenistic, this article tries to demonstrate that the
Vergilian bucolic programme is not (as often claimed) a simple reflection of
Callimachus’ ideals, but a completely independent development, aiming at very
different objectifs, albeit nursed on the Cyrenaic poet’s ideas.
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