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    Elegies: With parallel Latin text (Oxford World's Classics)

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    Date: 8 Sep 2024 20:57:23
    Elegies: With parallel Latin text (Oxford World's Classics)

    Elegies: With parallel Latin text (Oxford World's Classics) by Albius Tibullus, translated by A. M. Juster
    English/Latin | February 20, 2012 | ISBN: 0199603316 | True PDF | 129 pages | 0.5 MB

    Tibullus is one of the three great Roman elegists. In this volume, the award-winning poet A. M. Juster provides a faithful and stylish new translation of his major work, with parallel Latin text.

    The Introduction considers Tibullus' poems in the context of classical elegy and in particular the elegies of his contemporaries, Ovid and Propertius, and discusses the influence of his patron Messalla in the reign of Augustus. Finally, Maltby's comprehensive notes explain topical, literary, and mythological allusions and identify major themes.
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