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Ambiguity And Religion In Ovids Fasti Religious Innovation And The Imperial Family Darja Terbenc Erker

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Ambiguity And Religion In Ovids Fasti Religious Innovation And The Imperial Family Darja Terbenc Erker
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Publisher: Brill
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.27 MB
Pages: 313
Author: Darja Šterbenc Erker
ISBN: 9789004527034, 9004527036, 2022050847, 2022050848
Language: English
Year: 2023

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Ambiguity And Religion In Ovids Fasti Religious Innovation And The Imperial Family Darja Terbenc Erker by Darja Šterbenc Erker 9789004527034, 9004527036, 2022050847, 2022050848 instant download after payment.

Ovid's Fasti offers multifocal views of Augustan religion to convey ambivalences, inconsistencies and paradoxes in the imperial family's religious agenda. Darja Sterbenc Erker explores Ovid's irreverent and ambiguous presentations of calendrical aeitiologies, deifications and imperial gods that humorously call to mind Arachne's tapestry depicting faulty gods and that stand in sharp contrast to the poet's more serious discussions of the values he cherishes, such as freedom and poetic immortality. Especially in the exilic revisions of the poem, Ovid emphasises the motif of bestowing divine honours upon mortals through poetry. For him, the stars in the heavens do not represent deified statesmen but immortal authors.

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