Maius opus moveo: Vergil’s Hidden Signature in Aeneid 7.45?

IF 0.7 2区历史学 0 CLASSICS

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY Pub Date : 2024-07-01 DOI:10.1086/730447

Ábel Tamás

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Abstract

In this article, I argue that Vergil’s vatic announcement maius opus moveo in the symbolic middle of his epic (Aen. 7.45, the closure of the invocation to Erato) should be read as containing the poet’s signature “Ma(ro)-Pu(blius)-Ve(rgilius).” This authorial signature, as I suggest, may evoke not only the famous “Ma-Ve-Pu” acrostic in the Georgics, but further Vergilian acrostics and signatures as well.

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Maius opus moveo：维吉尔在《埃涅伊德》7.45 中的隐藏签名？

在本文中，我认为维吉尔在其史诗象征性的中间部分（Aen. 7.45，对 Erato 的祈求的结尾）宣布的 maius opus moveo 应被解读为包含诗人的签名 "Ma(ro)-Pu(blius)-Ve(rgilius)"。我认为，这个作者签名可能不仅让人联想到《乔治亚》中著名的 "Ma-Ve-Pu "咏叹调，还可能让人联想到维吉尔的其他咏叹调和签名。

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