Maecenas remains shadowy despite being vital to the success of Augustus. Based on sustainable evidence this study of the importance of Maecenas takes scholarship in new and important directions.
Maecenas remains shadowy despite being vital to the success of Augustus. Based on sustainable evidence this study of the importance of Maecenas takes scholarship in new and important directions.
Peter Mountford completed his PhD research in 2016 following his retirement as a teacher of Classics in both the UK and Australia. He is an Honorary Fellow at the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, University of Melbourne, Australia.
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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Maecenas, Etruscan eques, right-hand man of Augustus and literary patron. 2. Publius Vergilius Maro. 3. Quintus Horatius Flaccus 4. Sextus Propertius Conclusion Appendix A: Latin and Greek texts which mention Maecenas, together with translations Appendix B: Table of Greek vases with representations of Aeneas and Anchises Appendix C: A response to the Bittarello case Appendix D: Consolatio ad Liviam
Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Maecenas, Etruscan eques, right-hand man of Augustus and literary patron. 2. Publius Vergilius Maro. 3. Quintus Horatius Flaccus 4. Sextus Propertius Conclusion Appendix A: Latin and Greek texts which mention Maecenas, together with translations Appendix B: Table of Greek vases with representations of Aeneas and Anchises Appendix C: A response to the Bittarello case Appendix D: Consolatio ad Liviam
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