Propior Patriae: Allusion, Rhetoric, and Persuasion in ex Ponto 1.2

IF 0.2 3区历史学 0 CLASSICS

ARETHUSA Pub Date : 2021-06-30 DOI:10.1353/are.2020.0016

Alden Smith

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Abstract

Abstract:In ex Ponto 1.2, Ovid addresses Paullus Maximus, a confidant of Augustus, by employing, within a web of allusions, many rhetorical devices, chief among which is a sustained paronomasia on Maximus’s very name. This paper enlarges on these devices by citing specific examples of each and analyzing various references to Virgil and Catullus that contextualize the poetic persona’s request to be brought nearer to his homeland, whether in life or, as we find out at the poem’s end, even in death.

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Propior Patria：前Ponto 1.2中的暗示、修辞和说服

摘要:在《前传》第1.2章中，奥维德对奥古斯都的心腹保卢斯·马克西姆斯使用了一系列的典故和修辞手法，其中最主要的是对马克西姆斯的名字进行了持续的直呼其名。这篇论文通过引用每个人的具体例子，并分析维吉尔和卡图卢斯的各种参考资料来扩大这些手段，这些参考资料将诗歌人物的要求置于更接近他的家园的背景下，无论是在生活中，还是在诗歌的结尾，甚至在死亡中。

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ARETHUSA CLASSICS-

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