Quaestiones Ad P. Ovidii Nasonis Epistulas Heroidum Et Praecipue Horum Carminum Artem Pertinentes
is a Latin text by Marius PiÃ(c)ri, originally published in 1895. This work delves into a detailed analysis of Ovid's "Heroides," exploring the nuances of Ovid's poetic art within these epistolary poems. PiÃ(c)ri's study offers insights into the structure, style, and thematic elements of Ovid's work, providing valuable perspectives for classical scholars and students of Latin literature.
The text examines specific questions related to the "Heroides," shedding light on Ovidâ€(TM)s techniques and the historical context influencing his writing. It remains a significant resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of Ovidian poetics and the reception of classical texts. This edition preserves the original Latin, making it accessible to researchers and enthusiasts interested in classical literary criticism.
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