A comparison with the final lines of Ovid’s narrative of the plague at Aegina (met. VII 608-613) offers elements in support of the transposition of De rerum natura VI 1247-1251 to the end of the book, first suggested by Bockemüller. At line VI 1249 leto should be read instead of Marullus’ in lectum.
Ovid's Aeginian plague and the ending of De rerum natura (with a correction to Lucr. VI 1249)
Schiesaro, Alessandro
2022
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A comparison with the final lines of Ovid’s narrative of the plague at Aegina (met. VII 608-613) offers elements in support of the transposition of De rerum natura VI 1247-1251 to the end of the book, first suggested by Bockemüller. At line VI 1249 leto should be read instead of Marullus’ in lectum.File in questo prodotto:
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