Epyllion
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- Callimachus, the Victoria Berenices, and Roman Poetry
- Success, Failure, and Obedience in Georgics Book IV
- 5. Appendix Vergiliana
- Truth and Deception in the Pseudo-Virgilian Culex* the Culex
- Myth Management: the Nature of the Hero in Callimachus' <Em>Hecale
- The Objectification of a Heroine in Catullus 64
- Virgil's Aristaeus Epyllion: Georgics 4.315-558
- Catullus Decentred: the Poetics of the Periphery
- Brill's Companion to Greek and Latin Epyllion and Its Reception
- Aspects of the Reception of Iliadic Oplopoiia in Later Greek Epic Poetry (Quintus and Nonnus)1
- English Renaissance Readers and the Appendix Vergiliana
- Quis Tantus Furor? the Servian Question, Gallus, and Orpheus in Georgics 4
- SILVIO BÄR, Inventing and Deconstructing Epyllion: Some Thoughts on a Taxonomy of Greek Hexameter Poetry, In: Christine Walde (Ed.) Stereotyped Thinking in Classics
- Catullus 64: the Perfect Epyllion? Gail Trimble I
- Callimachus and Latin Poetry Clausen, Wendell Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies; Fall 1964; 5, 3; Proquest Pg