Book 7 of Valerius Flaccus' Argonautica presents one of the most engaging episodes of the story of Jason and the Argonauts: the key moment when Jason and Medea fall in love. This new edition offers the first commentary on this book of the poem in English, as well as a substantial introduction, new Latin text, and facing prose translation.
Book 7 of Valerius Flaccus' Argonautica presents one of the most engaging episodes of the story of Jason and the Argonauts: the key moment when Jason and Medea fall in love. This new edition offers the first commentary on this book of the poem in English, as well as a substantial introduction, new Latin text, and facing prose translation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
P. J. Davis taught Classics at the University of Tasmania for over thirty years. He currently holds honorary posts at the University of Adelaide and the University of Tasmania.
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Frontmatter Abbreviations INTRODUCTION 1. The Poet 2. The Poem 2.1. Intended length 2.2. Technology and the divine plan 2.3. Politics 2.4. Language and style 3. The Myth before Valerius 3.1. Medea as witch 3.2. Medea as daughter 3.3. Medea and the gods 4. Valerius' Medea: Resistance and Submission 5. Reception: Three Snapshots 5.1. Statius' Achilleid 5.2. The later middle ages: Benoît, Guido, Chaucer, and Boccaccio 5.3. Corneille's Conquest of the Golden Fleece TEXT AND TRANSLATION Selective Critical Apparatus Differences from the Texts of Ehlers' Teubner (1980) and Liberman's Budé (2002) Editions COMMENTARY Endmatter Bibliography 1. Latin Texts: Editions, Commentaries, Translations 2. Other Works Indexes: I. Latin Words II.Passages Quoted from Latin and Greek Texts III. General Index
Frontmatter Abbreviations INTRODUCTION 1. The Poet 2. The Poem 2.1. Intended length 2.2. Technology and the divine plan 2.3. Politics 2.4. Language and style 3. The Myth before Valerius 3.1. Medea as witch 3.2. Medea as daughter 3.3. Medea and the gods 4. Valerius' Medea: Resistance and Submission 5. Reception: Three Snapshots 5.1. Statius' Achilleid 5.2. The later middle ages: Benoît, Guido, Chaucer, and Boccaccio 5.3. Corneille's Conquest of the Golden Fleece TEXT AND TRANSLATION Selective Critical Apparatus Differences from the Texts of Ehlers' Teubner (1980) and Liberman's Budé (2002) Editions COMMENTARY Endmatter Bibliography 1. Latin Texts: Editions, Commentaries, Translations 2. Other Works Indexes: I. Latin Words II.Passages Quoted from Latin and Greek Texts III. General Index
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