Aeneid

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• Virgil as editor: a she-bear licking her cubs

  
  The Hannibal Blog — Authority: 417
  Virgil Virgil, the great poet of the Aeneid , has already appeared on The Hannibal Blog for his amazing capacity to inspire authors ancient, medieval and modern . And he will appear a lot more anon. But today let me simply relate to you a little anecdote about Virgil’s method of writing . It comes from ...
  1 week ago

• Why Virgil’s Aeneid is Bad

  
  New at LacusCurtius & Livius — Authority: 422
  Opening lines of Virgils Eclogues (Vatican) Behind your verse so masterfully made we hear the weeping of a Muse betrayed. About half a year ago, I discovered the poetry of a German author named Stefan George (1868-1933). Even though I do not understand everything he wrote, I am impressed by his words. The man, ...
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• TIM SHEPPARD

  
  poetry & ideas — Authority: 112
  TIM [Timothy John Andrew] SHEPPARD (1955-2009) SOME POEMS [What follows is a small selection of poems from Tim Sheppards handwritten & typed manuscripts, entrusted to me after his death by his partner Kevin Tims. A year or so before, Tim had shown me his typed selection, Celtic Harmonies, 1975-79 . ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Power and Prophecy of the Oracle at Delphi

  
  History Blog — Authority: 120
  Though oracles were commonplace throughout ancient Greece and Rome, the most famous dwelled at Delphi, a limestone temple on the western face of Mount Parnassus. Built in the 6th century BC, the complex was presided over by a chaste and elderly priestess called the Ptyhia who channeled the “breath” of the sun god ...
  6 weeks ago

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