Vertis in usum : : Studies in Honor of Edward Courtney / / ed. by John F. Miller, Cynthia Damon, K. Sara Myers.

• Superior document: Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DGBA Backlist Classics and Near East Studies 2000-2014 (EN)
• MitwirkendeR: Damon, Cynthia,; Dillery, John,; Evans Grubbs, Judith,; Faraone, Christopher A.,; Goold, G. P.,; Goold, George P.,; Gregory, Hays,; Grubbs, Judith Evans,; Hays, Gregory,; Hill, D. E.,; Kovacs, David,; McKeown, J. C.,; Mckeown, J. C.,; Mehl, David,; Mikalson, John D.,; Mikalson, Jon D.,; Miller, John F.,; Murgia, Charles E.,; Myers, K. Sara,; Nisbet, R. G. M.,; Obbink, Dirk,; Reed, Jay,; Rives, B. James,; Rives, James B.,; Rudd, Niall,; Schmeling, Gareth,; Strauss Clay, Jenny,; Strauss, Clay Jenny,; Treggiari, Susan,; Winterbottom, Michael,
• HerausgeberIn: Damon, Cynthia,; Miller, John F.,; Myers, K. Sara,
• Place / Publishing House: Leipzig : : B. G. Teubner, , [2013]; ©2002
• Year of Publication: 2013
• Edition: Reprint 2012
• Language: English
• Series: Beiträge zur Altertumskunde , 161
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (286 p.) :; 1 Frontispiz

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter
• PREFACE
• CONTENTS
• QUINTUS FABIUS PICTOR AND GRECO-ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHY AT ROME
• BELIEVING THE PRO MARCELLO
• THE STOIC PARADOXES ACCORDING TO CICERO
• HORATIAN JOTTINGS
• SERA VINDEMIA: MARGINAL NOTES ON THE TEXT OF HORACE AND JUVENAL
• CRITICA VARIA
• HYPERMETER AND ELISION IN VIRGIL
• VERGIL, PHILODEMUS, AND THE LAMENT OF IUTURNA
• THE AUTHENTICITY OF AMORES 3.5
• OVID ON THE AUGUSTAN PALATINE (TRISTIA 3.1)
• OVID AND AUGUSTUS
• (MIS)USES OF MYTHOLOGY IN PETRONIUS
• STRUCTURE AND HISTORY IN THE GERMANIA OF TACITUS
• THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES, OR, ON FLATTERY AND ENCOMIUM IN THE SILVAE
• PSITTACUS REDUX: IMITATION AND LITERARY POLEMIC IN STATIUS, SILVAE 2.4
• THE PSEUDO-FULGENTIAN SUPER THEBAIDEN
• AT PLAY WITH ADONIS
• STIGMATA AETERNA: A HUSBAND’S CURSE
• CAUGHT IN THE ACT: IN FILIA DEPREHENDERE IN THE LEX IULIA DE ADULTERIIS
• THE DAIMON OF EUDAIMONIA
• A DRINK FROM THE DAUGHTERS OF MNEMOSYNE: POETRY, ESCHATOLOGY AND MEMORY AT THE END OF PINDAR'S ISTHMIAN 6
• ROWING FOR ATHENS
• RATIONALISM, NAIVE AND MALIGN, IN EURIPIDES’ ORESTES