夸夸其谈和空洞的威胁

IF 0.4 3区历史学 0 CLASSICS

MNEMOSYNE Pub Date : 2023-03-31 DOI:10.1163/1568525x-bja10221

Z. Biles, Thérèse M. Watkins

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卡图卢斯在c. 37中对荷马的《伊利亚特》的一个未被注意到的典故，通过提供史诗中的人物与卡图卢斯诗歌中的人物之间更清晰的对应关系，有助于这首诗公认的军事主题，同时也建立了一个新的框架来分析诗人对他的对手的口头攻击的动态，最终将他牵连到他自己的嘲弄中。

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Epic Boasts and Empty Threats

An unnoticed allusion to Homer’s Iliad in Catullus c. 37 contributes to the poem’s recognized military theme by providing a clearer correspondence between figures from epic and those in Catullus’ poem, while also establishing a new framework for analyzing the dynamics of the poet’s verbal attack on his rivals that ultimately implicates him in his own mockery.

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MNEMOSYNE CLASSICS-

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