Elegiae Iii, Et Fragmenta
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Elegiae III, Et Fragmenta presents a collection of elegies and fragments attributed to Caius Pedo Albinovanus, meticulously compiled and edited by Friedrich Lindenbrog, Nicolaas Heinsius, and Theod Goralli. This volume offers a valuable glimpse into the poetic sensibilities of the Roman world. The elegies, with their themes of love, loss, and reflection, showcase the intricate artistry and emotional depth characteristic of classical Latin poetry. The inclusion of fragments provides scholars and enthusiasts alike with the opportunity to engage with incomplete yet intriguing pieces of ancient literary history.
This edition, carefully assembled by notable editors, seeks to preserve and present these works for modern readers, ensuring the enduring appreciation of Albinovanus' contributions to Latin literature. It stands as a testament to the lasting influence of classical poetry and its continued relevance in understanding the human condition.
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