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... idyll , which it inverts in a most telling manner ( see E.9 : Literary Note ) ; both have a large and emphatic infusion of contemporary Roman material ( hence the expression ' Romano - Theocritean ' ) . Eclogue 2 balances 8 ...
... idyll , which it inverts in a most telling manner ( see E.9 : Literary Note ) ; both have a large and emphatic infusion of contemporary Roman material ( hence the expression ' Romano - Theocritean ' ) . Eclogue 2 balances 8 ...
Side 129
... Idyll 2 ( see 64-67n . , 68n . , 78-83n . , 91f.n. , 95f.n. ) . Idyll 2 in fact is not , strictly speaking , a pastoral poem at all but a city mime . It concerns a young girl , Simaetha , and her attempt by means of witchcraft to regain ...
... Idyll 2 ( see 64-67n . , 68n . , 78-83n . , 91f.n. , 95f.n. ) . Idyll 2 in fact is not , strictly speaking , a pastoral poem at all but a city mime . It concerns a young girl , Simaetha , and her attempt by means of witchcraft to regain ...
Side 133
... Idyll 7 , the ' Thalysia ' or ' Harvest - Festival ' , both directly ( see 1n . , 32-36n . , 39-43n . , 59f.n. ) and indirectly . Idyll 7 depicts how Simichidas ( = Theocritus see E.5.88n . ) , on his way from the city to a harvest ...
... Idyll 7 , the ' Thalysia ' or ' Harvest - Festival ' , both directly ( see 1n . , 32-36n . , 39-43n . , 59f.n. ) and indirectly . Idyll 7 depicts how Simichidas ( = Theocritus see E.5.88n . ) , on his way from the city to a harvest ...
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Aeneid Aetia Alexis allusion Alphesiboeus Amaryllis amor Amyntas Antony Apollo Arcadia atque Bacchus bucolic Caesar Callimachus Catullus Catullus 64 century B.C. Chaonian contemporary Corydon DAMOETAS Damon Daphnis divine ducite ab urbe ducite Daphnin Eclogue Eclogue 9 Eclogues book erit Gaius Asinius Pollio Galatea Gallus Georgic goats goddess Golden Age Greek haec Hesiod Historical Note Hylas ideal Idyll incipe Maenalios mecum Iollas ipsa ipse lead Daphnis lean-spun lines LITERARY NOTE Lucretius LYCIDAS Lycoris Maenalian verses Maenalus Mantua mea carmina mea tibia Meliboeus MENALCAS mihi Modelled on Theoc Moeris Mopsus Muses neque nobis nunc Nymphs Octavian omnia Orpheus Palaemon Pasiphaë pastoral world pecori Peleus Phoebus Pierians pliant poem poet poetic Pollio quae quid Roman Rome rural sacred saepe shepherds Silenus siluae sing song spiritual tamen tantum thematic Theocritean Theocritus Theogony Thyrsis tibi Tityrus uenit uersus uiridi ulmo umbra Venus Virgil weaving