卡图卢斯的过客和奥维德的毕西塔克斯:肮脏和死亡

IF 0.1 4区历史学 0 CLASSICS

GREECE & ROME Pub Date : 2023-09-12 DOI:10.1017/s0017383523000062

Ted Somerville

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这篇文章汇集了两种著名的文学解读:对卡图卢斯的传道者的淫秽解读，以及对奥维德的解读，阿莫里斯2.6是对卡图卢斯3的自我意识的，创造性的模仿。它将首先提供一个进一步的理由，让我们认为卡图卢斯的当代读者将c.3理解为一首关于阳痿的诗，然后继续暗示奥维德在他的帕斯塔克斯诗中对这种解释有一些乐趣。

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CATULLUS’ PASSER AND OVID'S PSITTACUS: THE DIRTY AND THE DEAD

This article brings together two well known literary readings: the obscene interpretation of Catullus’ passer , and the interpretation of Ovid, Amores 2.6 as a self-conscious, creative imitation of Catullus 3. It will first offer a further reason to think that Catullus’ contemporary readers understood c.3 as a poem about impotence, and then go on to suggest that Ovid had some fun with this interpretation in his psittacus -poem.

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