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Chantal van Egdom
Exemplaria Classica, 2021
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The Virgil Encyclopedia: Preface, Notes to the Reader, and Acknowledgments
Jan Ziolkowski
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Jan Ziolkowski
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JingYing Mo
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Félix Racine
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Virgil's Eclogues: An Introduction
Timothy H. Wilson
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John Van Sickle
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Nicoletta Bruno
Bollettino di Studi Latini, 2022
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Lena Barsky
Brown Classical Journal, 2014
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Roman Social Imaginaries - Introduction
Clifford Ando
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Elizabeth McCahill
Renaissance Quarterly , 2020
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'(Un)Seeing Augustus: Libertas, Divinisation, and the Iuvenis of Virgil's First Eclogue', Journal of Roman Studies 111 (2021): 31–48
Bobby Xinyue
2021
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Memory, Conflict & Commerce in Early Modern Europe, ed. by Martin Procházka, Paola Spinozzi and Rui Carvalho Homem, Litteraria Pragensia. Studies in Literature and Culture, vol. 23, no. 45 (September 2013). 130 pages.
Paola Spinozzi
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Inside The Roman Mind: an Inquiry Into the Cognitive Representations of Memory in Latin Language. Workshop "Experientiality and Latin Linguistics". 22nd International Colloquium on Latin Linguistics - Charles University Prague
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Reflections of Romanity: discourses of subjectivity in Imperial Rome
Richard Alston
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Sergio Casali
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Alain M Gowing
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Marco Pelucchi
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John J Contreni
Exemplaria Classica 24 (2020), 333-337, 2020
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Frances Pownall
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Speaking of Kings and Battle: Virgil as Prose Panegyrist in Late Antiquity
Catherine Ware
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The Virgilian Intertext
Joseph Farrell
The Cambridge Companion to Virgil, 1997
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Horatian recusatio in the Shadow of Virgil, in A Second Gaze: Intertextuality and Transient Meaning in Roman Texts and Objects, edited by Matthias Grawehr & Markus Kersten, Heidelberg 2024, 389-415.
Michael Paschalis
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William J Dominik
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David Kovacs
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Panels - 9th Celtic Conference in Classics
Alexandra Eckert , Alexander Thein
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Locus amoenus: Pastoral Atmosphere of Virgil's Eclogues
Timothy Chandler
Colloquy, 2012
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Ana Lóio
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William Dominik and Jon Hall, ‘Preface’, in W. J. Dominik and J. C. R. Hall (eds), A Companion to Roman Rhetoric (Oxford/Malden/Carlton: Wiley-Blackwell 2010) xii–xiii.
William J Dominik
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