Language in Vergil's Eclogues
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Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Prologue
I. Word Formation
1. Introduction
2. Adjectives in -ax
3. Adjectives in -bundus
4. Adjectives of appellatives in -eus
5. Adjectives in -osus
6. Adjectives of toponyms and personal names
7. Diminutives
8. Nouns in -men / -mentum
9. Verbs in -sare / -tare
10. Conclusions
II. Adaptations
1. Introduction
2. Theocritus
3. Lucretius
4. Catullus
5. Callimachus, Euphorion, Parthenius, Gallus
6. Others
7. Conclusions
III. Stylistic Level 1. Introduction2. Poeticisms
3. Colloquialisms and Prosaisms
4. Synonyms
5. Technical Terms
6. Conclusions
IV. Personal Names
1. Introduction
2. Non-Pastoral Names
3. Pastoral Names
4. Conclusions
Epilogue
Bibliography
Indexes
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