Spicilegium Novum Observationum Ad Panegyricum Plinii presents a detailed examination of Pliny the Younger's panegyric, offering fresh insights and observations on this significant work of Roman literature. Authored by Christian Gottlieb Schwarz and Johann Andreas Michael Nagel, this study delves into the historical and literary contexts of Pliny's address to Emperor Trajan, exploring its rhetorical techniques and political implications.
This work provides valuable perspectives on Roman imperial ideology and the art of panegyric during the early Roman Empire. Scholars and students of classical literature and Roman history will find this spicilegium an essential resource for understanding Pliny's panegyric and its broader significance in the cultural and political landscape of ancient Rome. The book's enduring appeal lies in its meticulous analysis and its contribution to the ongoing study of classical oratory and Roman governance.
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