Observationes In Propertii Carmina Et In Elegiam Ad Liviam Augustam: Accessit Fr. Jacobs Epistola Ad Auct
Observationes In Propertii Carmina Et In Elegiam Ad Liviam Augustam is a scholarly examination of the works of the Roman poet Propertius, known for his elegies. This edition includes the writings of Friedrich Ast, a noted philologist, whose observations provide valuable insights into Propertius's poetry and the historical context in which it was written.
The book also features "Epistola Ad Auct" by Fr. Jacobs, adding another layer of scholarly interpretation. This work appeals to classicists, literary scholars, and anyone interested in the study of ancient Roman literature. Ast's meticulous analysis and Jacobs' contribution make this a significant resource for understanding Propertius's enduring legacy.
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