Publication: Arma de Felicia Caesaris: recuerdo virgiliano en Ov. Amor. 1.2
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Gagliardi, Paola
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In Amor. 1.2 Ovidio stabilisce un dialogo poetico sul tema del trionfo e su altri aspetticruciali della propaganda augustea non solo con Tibullo e Properzio, suoi predecessori elegiaci, ma anche con opere importanti come l’Eneide. L’espressionefelicia arma, in particolare, che richiama passicomplessi ed ambigui del poema virgiliano, racchiude una nuova lettura del problematico punto di vista virgiliano sul princepse il suo nuovo regime.
In Amor. 1.2 Ovid creates a poetic dialogue not only with Tibullus and Propertius on the theme of the triumph, but also with crucial topics of the Augustan propaganda and with important poems like the Aeneid. The phrase felicia arma, in particular, that recalls complex and ambiguous passages of the Aeneidlike the ending, shows a new reading of the puzzling Virgilian point of view about the princepsand his new regime.
In Amor. 1.2 Ovid creates a poetic dialogue not only with Tibullus and Propertius on the theme of the triumph, but also with crucial topics of the Augustan propaganda and with important poems like the Aeneid. The phrase felicia arma, in particular, that recalls complex and ambiguous passages of the Aeneidlike the ending, shows a new reading of the puzzling Virgilian point of view about the princepsand his new regime.
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