Poesis Melicae Generum Nominibus Quae Vis Subiecta Sit A Classicis Scriptoribus Graecis, by Eduard Lohan, is a scholarly work written in Latin, exploring the characteristics and power inherent in the names of various genres of Greek lyric poetry as understood by classical Greek writers. This treatise delves into the nuances of ancient Greek poetics, offering insights into the forms, structures, and intended effects of melic verse. It serves as a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in classical literature, ancient music, and the intricacies of poetic expression in the Greek tradition. Lohan's work provides a detailed examination of the aesthetic and communicative qualities that defined lyric poetry in the classical world, making it an enduring contribution to the field of classical studies.
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