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Virgil The Partisan A Study In The Reintegrationof Classics Anton Powell

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Virgil The Partisan A Study In The Reintegrationof Classics Anton Powell
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Publisher: ISD LLC
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.19 MB
Pages: 310
Author: Anton Powell
ISBN: 9781910589397, 191058939X
Language: English
Year: 2012

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Virgil The Partisan A Study In The Reintegrationof Classics Anton Powell by Anton Powell 9781910589397, 191058939X instant download after payment.

Since its first appearance in 2008, this book has changed the landscape of Virgilian studies. Analysing closely the logic and the literary genres of Virgil's three poems, it politely confronts the modern orthodoxy that Virgil signalled distaste for the methods of his ruler, Octavian-Augustus. It refreshes the study of Virgil's poetry by comparing it with the detail (normally neglected by scholars) of Rome's civil wars after Julius Caesar's death, when Octavian's survival looked highly unlikely. And it argues that Virgil wrote as a passionate - and brave - partisan of Octavian, who - like a good lawyer - confronted his patron's undeniable failings in order to defend.

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