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Epic Interactions (2006) ......Page 1
ISBN-10: 0199276307......Page 5
Preface......Page 6
--> Contents......Page 10
Conventions and Abbreviations......Page 12
Contributors......Page 13
1 - Homer and the Early Epic Tradition......Page 16
INTERACTION OF THE ODYSSEY WITH THE ILIAD......Page 22
INTERACTION OF THE ODYSSEY WITH AN EARLIER POEM ON ODYSSEUS’ HOMECOMING......Page 30
INTERACTION BETWEEN THE ILIAD AND AN EARLY EPIC ON MEMNON......Page 38
CONCLUSION......Page 56
2 - Homer’s Religion - Philological Perspectives from Indo-European and Semitic......Page 62
Zeus......Page 64
ambrosie......Page 76
nektar......Page 82
3 - Homer and Herodotus......Page 90
‘MOST HOMERIC’......Page 92
EXPLANATION......Page 96
PATTERNS OF EXPERIENCE......Page 100
(a) Psammenitus......Page 102
(b) Gelon......Page 104
(c) Leonidas......Page 107
US AND THEM......Page 113
THE HEROIC, THE HERODOTEAN, AND THE PRESENT......Page 115
‘INTERACTION’?......Page 119
4 - Hellenistic Epic and Homeric Form......Page 120
5 - The Aeneid: Inheritance and Empire......Page 146
VIRGIL AND HOMER......Page 150
VIRGIL AND THE HELLENISTIC POETS......Page 160
VIRGIL AND CATULLUS......Page 168
CONCLUSION......Page 172
6 - The Epic and the Monuments - Interactions between Virgil’s Aeneid and the Augustan Building Programme......Page 174
DIVUS IULIUS......Page 175
IUPPITER FERETRIUS......Page 179
MAUSOLEUM AUGUSTI......Page 182
APOLLO PALATINUS......Page 184
IUPPITER CAPITOLINUS......Page 189
FORUM AUGUSTUM?......Page 193
7 - Augustan Responses to the Aeneid......Page 200
CONSCIUS AUDACIS FACTI: HORACE AND VIRGIL......Page 203
LABOR IMPROBUS: PROPERTIUS AND VIRGIL......Page 214
MAIUS OPUS MOVEO: OVID AND VIRGIL......Page 223
QUAE IAM FINIS ERIT?......Page 230
8 - Statius and the Sublimity of Capaneus......Page 232
LITERARY HIERARCHIES AND THE DIVINE AUTHOR......Page 233
SUBLIME POET, SUBLIME HERO......Page 240
MAD VENTURES AND SUBLIME AMBITION......Page 251
CONCLUSION......Page 254
9 - Achilles, Byrhtnoth, and Cu´ Chulainn - Continuity and Analogy from Homer to the Medieval North......Page 258
THE DISCOVERY OR INVENTION OF THE HEROIC......Page 259
EXCELLENCE AND EXCESS IN HOMER AND IN ANGLO-SAXON POETRY......Page 265
INNOVATION AND IMITATION IN THE ULSTER CYCLE......Page 275
10 - Quantum Mutatus ab Illo - Moments of Change and Recognition in Tasso and Milton......Page 288
DEFINITIONS OF RECOGNITION......Page 293
GERUSALEMME LIBERATA......Page 296
PARADISE LOST......Page 305
CONCLUSION......Page 314
11 - The Idea of Epic in the Nineteenth Century......Page 316
12 - Epilogue......Page 346
References......Page 390
GREEK......Page 428
LATIN......Page 439
OLD INDIC......Page 446
OLD AND MIDDLE IRISH......Page 447
General Index......Page 448