The present paper deals with the fortune in late ancient school of the invective uttered by Dido (Verg Aen. IV, 365-67), elaborated according to the scheme of the uituperatio. Particularly, the rewriting-paraphrase of the Virgilian model in Anth. Lat. 269 Sh.B., in the Interpretationes Vergilianae by Tiberius Donatus and in the Dictio 28 by Ennodius, shows the centrality of the topic of the genus, both from a rhetorical and an anthropological point of view.
Nec tibi diua parens. Lectures rhétoriques d’un motif virgilien dans l’école de l’Antiquité tardive
Graziana Brescia
2022-01-01
Abstract
The present paper deals with the fortune in late ancient school of the invective uttered by Dido (Verg Aen. IV, 365-67), elaborated according to the scheme of the uituperatio. Particularly, the rewriting-paraphrase of the Virgilian model in Anth. Lat. 269 Sh.B., in the Interpretationes Vergilianae by Tiberius Donatus and in the Dictio 28 by Ennodius, shows the centrality of the topic of the genus, both from a rhetorical and an anthropological point of view.File in questo prodotto:
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