The Curse of Exile: A Study of Ovid's IbisCambridge University Press, 1996 - 146 Seiten Williams shows how an understanding of Ovid's exile poetry is incomplete without recognition of the contribution of Ibis , particularly for its persona and mood. |
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In search of Ibis | 7 |
restraint and selfabandon in the Ibis | 30 |
Roleplay and fragmented personality in the Ibis | 55 |
Urheberrecht | |
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adynata Aeacus Aeson Aglauros allegedly allusion amatoria ambages ancient André Aretaeus Augustus Callimachean Callimachus catalogue Catullus claim couplet course cruelty death defixiones dicar Dido effect elegiac Ellis enemy envisaged Epistulae ex Ponto Erysichthon Euphorion example exempla exile poetry exilic corpus familiar fantasy fate flaying Furies furor futile grotesque Hellenistic Hellenistic Aqai Heroides Hipponax Housman imagination imprecations impulses intimidate invokes irrational Iẞig kind La Penna lines literary macabre madness malicious mania manic Marsyas melancholy Metamorphoses mihi murdered Muses obsession OLD s.v. Ovid Ovid's Ovid's exilic Ovidian parallels paranoid Pelias Penna persona picture poem poet poet's poetic Poprishchin portrayed pose prayer Propertius psychological punishment Pyrrhus quae reader reference relish revenge role-play Roman Rome sadistic Salvagnius scholars scholia scholiast sense sequence suggest symptoms target Teleus Theseus Thessaly tibi Tibullus Tiresias topos torment torture Tristia victim Watson words writing δὲ καὶ