دانلود کتاب The Versatile Needle: Hosidius Geta’s Cento "Medea" and Its Tradition

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Prolegomena\n1 Origin and Development of the Cento\n 1.1 The Greek Cento\n 1.1.1 Precursors of the Greek Cento: Rhapsody and Pastiche\n 1.1.2 The Beginnings\n 1.2 The Latin Cento\n 1.3 Summary\n2 What is a Cento?\n 2.1 Technique\n 2.2 Original context\n 2.3 The Establishment of the Primary Text\n 2.4 Why Write a Cento?\n 2.5 The Ancient Vergilian Centos: A Brief Overview\n 2.6 Summary\n3 Hosidius Geta, Medea: an Introduction\n 3.1 Geta’s Medea : The Latin Text\n 3.2 The Plot\n 3.3 Transmission\n 3.4 The Author\n4 Hosidius Geta’s Medea : Form and Technique\n 4.1 Meter\n 4.2 “Cheating” – Changing the Vergilian Text\n 4.3 Reinterpreting the Primary Text Semantically and Grammatically\n 4.4 Summary\n5 The Relationship Between Cento and Primary Text\n 5.1 Prologue (1-24) / First Choral Song (25-51)\n 5.2 Medea – Creon (52-103) / Second Choral Song (104-147)\n 5.3 Medea – Nurse (148-180)\n 5.4 Jason – Medea (181-283) / Third Choral Song (284-312)\n 5.5 The Messenger’s Report (313-373)\n 5.6 Medea – Nurse (374-381) / Infanticide Scene (382-407)\n 5.7 The Final Scene: Medea’s Departure (408-461)\n 5.8 Summary\n6 Hosidius Geta’s Place in the Medea Tradition\n 6.1 Verbal Allusions\n 6.2 Alexandrian Footnotes\n 6.3 Imitatio and Aemulatio: Innovations in Geta’s Play\n 6.4 Conclusion\nBibliography\nIndices