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REWRITING AND REREADING THE FASTI: ... .,. .......... .,. ... ,. ........ "" OVID AND RECENT CLASSICAL SCHOLARSHIP

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For illustration see the fold-out in Michels the Fasti Antiates Maiores.

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an end

reU.lctance to

mtendE;:d to acqUaillt local the continued

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invenies

10

Saera

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annum canam

et festa domestica ...

come down to us with a neYI dedication to the

On,2:U'lS or causes-of curious final version was a

four

locorum is how IJ rC)pertil15

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or JU.U;I.J.U • .II.,I2.J..'::I. ..a.1.4;t::;,.!.H

their chosen women; a a treated itself as a

men how to cure

c.harlged. tenlpered and but not

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16

17

Georges '-' ....... IU .. ,"""JUI. ext:ral,olate~d priDtlitive m)rthmalkiltlg, 1.01""""';;""'''''''

Frazer's monum.en.tal commentaries .,...0.,.., Rot·",

Islands or

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18 2.551-2: I:l"'1"i",f11''''''' sub nomine, Caesar, / et

19

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COmrnel1.tary is a misnomer: text was nej;;lec:t

text serves as a convenient discussions are

20 eR 9 here 257. 22

A revised and corrected edition ap~:>eaJred. in 1988.

21 and its ab]:la.~;mient 23 73 7-17. 24

105.

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25 notes that the auctor or founder of the now Au.gu:stus, II1la!'1<mg the new :ina~ugtLIation.

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!.",relleriillZmg about Ovid' in The Muse (= Ramus 16

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reminded of sex, there are many critics nOVll to whom

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30

Poet as Editor: (Princeton, 1996).

elegis,che Erzahlung', re1=~rinLted 'ubingen, 308-402.

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33

34

35

Scheid's Ovid's

Au.s::ustlus CamlbrtcLge, 1984), 169-87.

(ed.), Roman AUj;:ustlus U.,VJl.~~.llVJl.t, 1992).

has since appeared as I peps 38 (1992), 118-31.

..... "..,.'I"III"'."n"l of free 1-25.

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now undel:stcoo Kenn~~dv"!o; lD10s:ihcm to the power of lan.guj:l2:€ will of an author to a

oalDeIs.38

anti-A1!lgt;lStan: rE~tiecti(:)ns on terms of in

37 with Time U.uu:uo.

38 'Arma and the Fasti', Arethusa 25

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be an obsession of the HSCP 87

:::>emmar 5 (1986),.

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ho'tlIJ'Pv!::>r her .; .. ,"" ...... "''''/ Latin

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<10

In Ars Amatoria 2.563-4 to his heroic warrior twlctilon 'W"'I>'I1".; ... ,.,n""' .... ",,,"" the mE~talphlOrIcal wartaJre

his instruction will kill insitruc:tiolt1.like

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Mars in love as false he

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allso note Ovid's skill when he needs to and Venus in Book their roles

case

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the old amorous Naso rear his

a .f\.1:)OJ.~JgJla of Tristia

I should ad<nml\lle~jQ"e here a debt to Barchiesi 16.

n.40),209-

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tactful treatment of the of the claim in Tristia

1957-8 P. 1978 P.

Nasa: Die and ed. F.

ed. E.

the Fasti', CW 7-18

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in the

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1991 P. I-il'.ll'l'·r!';o "The in A. "Discordant Muses", peps 1992 D . .1",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,0,<,,

1994 A BaI'chiesi.

G.

1995

1996 N.

Ovid and the Fasti: A

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