Excerpt from De Extrema Iliadis Rhapsodia, I. De Versibus Iteratis: Dissertatio Inauguralis Philologica Quam Consensu Et Auctoritate Amplissimi Philosophorum Ordinis in Academia Fridericiana Halensi Cum Vitebergensi Consociata Ad Summos in Philosophia Honores Rite Capessendos
Quo magis tota fere antiquitas persuasum habuit Iliadem et Odysseam ab uno eodemque poeta profectas esse, quo aerine veteres critici restiterunt Xenoni et Hellanico, qui carmina Homerica eiusdern auctoris esse1 negabant eo maioris est momenti quod Aristophanes Byzantine et Aristar chus, cuius quanta olim auctoritas fuerit non solum apud homines eiusdern professionis sed apud eruditos omnes et Graecos et Latinos incredibile dieta, (wolf prolegg. P. 227) totum Odysseae finem inde a rhaps. Gli v. 297 ab Homero abiudicarunt. Quod iudicium quam verum sit, Speh nius in libro (de extrema Odysseae parte aevo recentiore orta quam Homerico Lips. 1816' luculenter ostendit. Totam Iliadis extremam rhapsodiam quamquam seriori poetae adscribere non ansi sunt, Aristarchum tamen, quanto erat acumine ingenii, non fugit etiam in hac carminum Homericorum parte et rebus et verborum usu nonnulla ab Homeri poesi longe recedere. Sed singulos locos maluit obelo notare quam totam rhapsodiam. Amplissimus eius modi locus octo complectitur versus quibus de Paridis iudi cio agitur. Omnino hic tantum Aristarchi nomen accipi mus; tamen reliquarum etiam atheteseon (31 vv. Ni fallor) maximam partem ad hnno criticum pertinere est verisimile. (wolf prolegg. 269 sqq.)
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the repeated use of verses in the final rhapsody of the Iliad. The author examines the various forms of repetition employed by the poet, including direct quotation, paraphrase, and allusion. The author argues that these repetitions serve a variety of purposes, including emphasizing important themes, creating a sense of unity and coherence, and providing a means for the poet to comment on his own work. The author's analysis sheds new light on the artistry of the Iliad and offers valuable insights into the creative process of one of the greatest poets in Western literature. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9780366264339_0
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