Ilias Latina
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The Ilias Latina, the title coined by Emil Baehrens in his 1881 edition, is a condensed version of Homer''s Iliad spanning 1,070 verses of Latin hexameter. It was likely composed during the latter part of the principate of Nero (c. AD 60–65).
The poem has long suffered the scholarly status of second-order poetry, the sort of imitative, ''translation'' work that a Roman might compose at the beginn...
The poem has long suffered the scholarly status of second-order poetry, the sort of imitative, ''translation'' work that a Roman might compose at the beginn...
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The Ilias Latina, the title coined by Emil Baehrens in his 1881 edition, is a condensed version of Homer''s Iliad spanning 1,070 verses of Latin hexameter. It was likely composed during the latter part of the principate of Nero (c. AD 60–65).
The poem has long suffered the scholarly status of second-order poetry, the sort of imitative, ''translation'' work that a Roman might compose at the beginn...
The poem has long suffered the scholarly status of second-order poetry, the sort of imitative, ''translation'' work that a Roman might compose at the beginn...
Read more
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