Virgil Eclogue 1.1-2: A Literary Programme?

Harvard studies in classical philology Pub Date : 1999-01-01 DOI:10.2307/311486

F. Cairns

引用次数: 10

Abstract

T is well known that Virgilian Eclogues tend to begin programmatically: flocks, herds, rustics, trees, woods, country musical instruments, and amoebean song underline their "bucolic" nature; "literary" keywords and allusions acknowledge their "Alexandrian" aspirations; and re-uses of Theocritean incipits and characters, along with references to Sicily, proclaim Virgil's indebtedness to his chief predecessor. Some such programmatic features are instantly recognisable in the first distich of the book:

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维吉尔牧歌1.1-2:文学节目?

众所周知，弗吉尼亚牧歌往往以程序化的方式开始:羊群、牛群、乡村、树木、森林、乡村乐器和阿米巴歌曲强调了他们的“田园”性质;“文学”关键词和典故承认他们的“亚历山大”愿望;以及对神权人物的重复使用，以及对西西里的引用，表明维吉尔对他的主要前任的亏欠。在本书的第一个章节中，可以立即识别出一些这样的程序性特征:

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