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Dichtung der augusteischen Epoche und der frühen Kaiserzeit
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- 1/2021
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- Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
- »Ihres Aeneas’ Stadt wählte sich Venus als Sitz. Rom aus der Sicht seiner Dichter No access Pages 11 - 22
- Non in Arcadia Vergilius. Eklogenland als politisch verunsicherte Poetenidylle No access Pages 23 - 38
- Von Priap zu Cytherea. Eine lineare Lektüre von Ps.-Vergils Catalepton No access Pages 39 - 50
- Satire und Selbstreflexion in Horaz’ zweitem Epistelbuch. Die großen Literaturbriefe – linear gelesen No access Pages 51 - 66
- Eine feinfühlende, vielleicht eine weiche Natur? Der Elegiker C. Valgius Rufus No access Pages 67 - 78
- Carmina compono, hic elegos. Properz und Horaz No access Pages 79 - 92
- Cupido, Augustus und die Parther. Triumphe bei Properz und Ovid No access Pages 93 - 110
- Vier Dichter und eine Dichterin oder Ein Porträt des Dichters als junger Mann? Überlegungen zu Buch 3 des Corpus Tibullianum No access Pages 111 - 132
- Spiel mit dem Leben. Ovids ›autobiographische‹ Angaben No access Pages 133 - 148
- Ovids Amores in der englischsprachigen Forschung 2003–2016. Klassische Philologie in splendid isolation No access Pages 149 - 162
- Ovid, Amores 3,7: ein Gedicht zwischen zwei Gattungen No access Pages 163 - 170
- Inszenierung der Leserreaktion. Ovid und sein ›zeitgenössisches‹ Publikum in Ars amatoria und Remedia amoris No access Pages 171 - 182
- Ter quinque volumina als carmen perpetuum. Die Bucheinteilung in Ovid’s Metamorphosen No access Pages 183 - 200
- Cetera quis nescit ...? Ovid als amator ingenii sui in Met. 2,833–3,2 No access Pages 201 - 214
- Non sum qui segnia ducam otia. Muße und Musen in Ovids Exilelegien No access Pages 215 - 226
- Res est publica Caesar. Ovid und Martial konstruieren ihre Kaiser No access Pages 227 - 242
- Martial, das Buch, und Ovid No access Pages 243 - 254
- Illud quod medium est. Zentrierung bei Martial No access Pages 255 - 268
- Onomato-Poetik. Eine lineare Lektüre von Martial 7,67–70 No access Pages 269 - 282
- Applaus für Maro. Eine ›augusteische‹ Interpretation von Mart. 9,33 No access Pages 283 - 288
- Impotenz? Das kann doch jedem passieren! Eine lineare Lektüre des Corpus Priapeorum No access Pages 289 - 304
- In der Rolle des verbannten Philosophen. Das Epigrammbuch Pseudo-Senecas No access Pages 305 - 322
- Racheakt und ›negativer Fürstenspiegel‹ oder literarische Maskerade? Neuansatz zu einer Interpretation der ›Apocolocyntosis‹ No access Pages 323 - 338
- Bibliographie No access Pages 339 - 368
- Stellenindex No access Pages 369 - 371
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