Beginning from Apollo is the sixth volume of Caeculus and contains the Proceedings of the sixth Fransum Colloquium, held on 8 March 2003. The theme of this colloquium was Apollonius Rhodius, the third c. BC poet who wrote the epic Argonautica as well as a number of other works, now preserved only in fragments. Apollonius' work was the subject of two doctoral dissertations completed at the University of Groningen, by Burkhard Scherer and by Iris Schmakeit, who have organised the colloquium and chosen the speakers. The papers in this volume share a focus on the position of Apollonius within the Greek cultural tradition. We see on the one hand how he engages the literary tradition before him and expects his readers to know the material of earlier poets, such as Homer, Pindar and the tragedians, and of the earlier Argonautic epics. On the other hand we get an impression of the way in which Apollonius incorporates antiquarian material, including traditions about obscure cults. Finally we learn how Apollonius and the Argonauts were the object of attention of later poets and scholars. Taken together the articles in this volume provide the reader with a good picture of Apollonius' central position in a long chain of reception and interaction.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A"Beginning from ApolloA" is the sixth volume of A"CaeculusA" and contains the Proceedings of the sixth Fransum Colloquium, held on 8 March 2003. The theme of this colloquium was Apollonius Rhodius, the third c. BC poet who wrote the epic A"ArgonauticaA" as well as a number of other works, now preserved only in fragments. Apollonius' work was the subject of two doctoral dissertations completed at the University of Groningen, by Burkhard Scherer and by Iris Schmakeit, who have organised the colloquium and chosen the speakers. The papers in this volume share a focus on the position of Apollonius within the Greek cultural tradition. We see on the one hand how he engages the literary tradition before him and expects his readers to know the material of earlier poets, such as Homer, Pindar and the tragedians, and of the earlier Argonautic epics. On the other hand we get an impression of the way in which Apollonius incorporates antiquarian material, including traditions about obscure cults. Finally we learn how Apollonius and the Argonauts were the object of attention of later poets and scholars.Taken together the articles in this volume provide the reader with a good picture of Apollonius' central position in a long chain of reception and interaction. Beginning from Apollo Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789042916296
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Paperback. Etat : Gut. XI, 156 p. Einband weist leichte Gebrauchsspuren auf, sonst sehr gut und ohne Anstreichungen / Cover shows slight signs of usage, otherwise very good and without annotations. - CONTENTS Introduction Annette Harder Odysseus bei Aietes. Primäre und sekundäre Intertexte be. Apollonios Rhodios, Argonautika 3.210-421 Anja Bettenworth Anaphe, Aeschrology and Apollo Aigletes. Apollonius Rhodius 4.1711-1730 Jan N. Bremmer Interactional Particles and Narrative Voice in Apollonius and Homer Martijn Cuypers Der Argonaut Euphemos Adolf Köhnken The Lesbou Ktisis. The Story of Peisidice Marieke Molenkamp The Constructions of the Argo in Apollonius Argonautica Jackie Murray Claudians Argonautica. Zur Darstellung und Funktion des Mythos zu Beginn des Epos De bello Getico (1-35) Claudia Schindler Von alten Menschen, den Dingen, die vorübergehen. Die Darstelling des Alters in Apollonios Argonautika Iris Schmakeit-Bean Indexes Passages Cited Greek Words Names and Subjects. ISBN 9789042916296 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 311. N° de réf. du vendeur 1221683
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