Narrative and simile from the Georgics in the AeneidPreliminary Material /Ward W. Briggs -- Introduction /Ward W. Briggs -- Similes in the Georgics Used for Similes in the Aeneid /Ward W. Briggs -- Narrative in the Georgics Used for Similes in the Aeneid /Ward W. Briggs -- Conclusions /Ward W. Briggs -- Bibliography /Ward W. Briggs -- Index Locorum /Ward W. Briggs. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
I Similes in the Georgics Used for Similes in the Aeneid | 11 |
II Narrative in the Georgics Used for Similes in the Aeneid | 30 |
III Conclusions | 97 |
Bibliography | 105 |
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Common terms and phrases
Aeneas Aeneid Aeneid similes aether amor Anchises animals ant-simile ants Apollonius arduus Aristaeus auras battle bee-simile bees birds Book 12 bracchia bugonia bull Carthage Catullus chariot comparison Creusa crucial deer describes destruction didactic Dido divine echoes elements Ennius epic Eurydice fall of Troy farmer final furor Georgics Greeks Hecuba Hesiod hive Homer Homeric similes horse human Iamque Iliad illa Latin Latium lines lion Lucretius Maronis Aeneidos Liber mella motifs narrative nature nunc Odysseus Orpheus Otis Oxford passage poem previous simile proelia quam multa R. G. Austin race rage Reckford repeated repetition Saepe sata laeta says serpent significant simile comparing snake sources spondees sternit storm structure stylistic symbol terra theme Theogony tree Trojans Turnus veluti Venus verbal parallels Vergili Maronis Aeneidos victim Virgil Virgil adds Virgilian whirlwind winds words δὲ ἐν καὶ ὅτε τε ὡς δ