Vergils Aeneis und die hellenistische Dichtung. - HÜGI, M.,
KORTE INHOUD
'The major part of this book is of course concerned with Apollonius Rhodius. The author's purpose is not so much to collect the passages in which Virgil imitated Apollonius as to show why, how, and for what purpose he made use of the borrowed motifs. (...) It is a work which students of Virgil will be glad to make use of.' (M.L. CLARKE in The Classical Review (New Series), 1954, p.57).
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Bern / Stuttgart, 1952. VII,142p. Sewn. Carton cover. Edges as well as first and last pages foxed. Series: Noctes Romanae, Forschungen über die Kultur der Antike, 4.Antiquarian
'The major part of this book is of course concerned with Apollonius Rhodius. The author's purpose is not so much to collect the passages in which Virgil imitated Apollonius as to show why, how, and for what purpose he made use of the borrowed motifs. (...) It is a work which students of Virgil will be glad to make use of.' (M.L. CLARK...
'The major part of this book is of course concerned with Apollonius Rhodius. The author's purpose is not so much to collect the passages in which Virgil imitated Apollonius as to show why, how, and for what purpose he made use of the borrowed motifs. (...) It is a work which students of Virgil will be glad to make use of.' (M.L. CLARK...
