Jonathan Wallis is a Lecturer in Classics at the University of Tasmania. Jonathan has published numerous articles on Latin elegy and Roman culture; he also maintains a keen interest in Latin pedagogy, and at University of Tasmania has led the development of an innovative suite of digital materials to bring Latin language and literature to as wide an audience as possible.
1. Turning elegy upside down: Propertius 3.1-3
2. Seeking Fides in poets and poetry: Propertius 3.6
3. Thematic experimentation: Propertius 3.9-11
4. Marriage and the elegiac woman: Propertius 3.12
5. Delays and destinations: Propertius 3.16
6. A Hymn to Bacchus: Propertius 3.17
7. In lament for Marcellus: Propertius 3.18
8. Renewing an elegiac contract: Propertius 3.20
9. Breaking up (with) Cynthia: Propertius 3.24.
