This survey offers guidance through the major classical writers of epic to readers new to the subject: it begins with Homer and concludes with an overview of the development of late ancient epic and the interface between epic and the novel.
This survey offers guidance through the major classical writers of epic to readers new to the subject: it begins with Homer and concludes with an overview of the development of late ancient epic and the interface between epic and the novel.
Introduction CHAPTER ONE: Epic: The genre its characteristics CHAPTER TWO: Homer Iliad CHAPTER THREE: Homer Odyssey CHAPTER FOUR: Apollonius of Rhodes Argonautica CHAPTER FIVE: Beginning epic in Rome CHAPTER SIX: The Alexandrian Miniature Epic CHAPTER SEVEN: Virgil Aeneid CHAPTER EIGHT: Ovid Metamorphoses CHAPTER NINE: Lucan the Civil War CHAPTER TEN: Roman Epic and the Emperor Domitian CHAPTER ELEVEN: Ends and Beginnings: Late Ancient epic APPENDIX: The Epic and the Novel Bibliography of works cited
Introduction CHAPTER ONE: Epic: The genre its characteristics CHAPTER TWO: Homer Iliad CHAPTER THREE: Homer Odyssey CHAPTER FOUR: Apollonius of Rhodes Argonautica CHAPTER FIVE: Beginning epic in Rome CHAPTER SIX: The Alexandrian Miniature Epic CHAPTER SEVEN: Virgil Aeneid CHAPTER EIGHT: Ovid Metamorphoses CHAPTER NINE: Lucan the Civil War CHAPTER TEN: Roman Epic and the Emperor Domitian CHAPTER ELEVEN: Ends and Beginnings: Late Ancient epic APPENDIX: The Epic and the Novel Bibliography of works cited
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