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Contents |
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Illustrations |
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About this book |
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Chapter 1 Virgil and the meaning of the Aeneid |
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Chapter 2 Role models for Roman women and men in Livy |
37 |
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Chapter 3 What is Latin literature? |
54 |
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Chapter 4 What does studying Latin literature involve? |
70 |
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Chapter 5 Making Roman identity: multiculturalism, militarism and masculinity |
87 |
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Chapter 6 Performance and spectacle,life and death |
106 |
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Chapter 7 Intersections of power: praise, politics and patrons |
127 |
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Chapter 8 Annihilation and abjection: living death and living slavery |
150 |
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Chapter 9 Writing ‘real’ lives |
169 |
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Chapter 10 Introspection and individual identity |
193 |
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Chapter 11 Literary texture and intertextuality |
207 |
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Chapter 12 Metapoetics |
224 |
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Chapter 13 Allegory |
242 |
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Chapter 14 Overcoming an inferiority complex: the relationship with Greek literature |
259 |
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Chapter 15 Building Rome and building Roman literature |
282 |
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Appendix A Extract from Darkness Visible |
292 |
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Appendix B Who’s afraid of literary theory? |
294 |
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Authors and texts |
305 |
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Time-line |
311 |
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Translations used/adapted |
313 |
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Index of names and topics |
315 |
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Index of passages quoted |
320 |
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