invitación al matrimonio: en torno a un pasaje estaciano (silv. i 2, 161-200)
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Abstract
This paper is a literary commentary of Statius’ Siluae I 2, 161-200 (a suasoria to love). The following points are discussed: structure, general and particular sources, stylistic devices and literary fortune. Statius’ primary source of inspiration was Vergil’s Aeneid IV 31-53 (Anna’s suasoria addressed to Dido). But he also elaborated on other cultural sources: a) stoic philosophy; b) rhetorical θέσις of subject εἱ γαμητέον; and c) amatory and elegiac poetry.
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| Authors | ;Gabriel Laguna |
| Journal | south african journal of botany |
| Year | 1994 |
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10.3989/emerita.1994.v62.i2.391
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