The Cambridge Companion to Aphra Behn
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With a few exceptions the numbering systems used for citing Greek lyric texts in this volume are those of the following editions (see below for the bibliographical detail): Voigt ’
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That history was well under way in the second century bc ; Lucretius and his contemporary Cicero mark a significant new stage of the large-scale adaptation and translation of
Starting from the insight that “Punishment was more physical, and more visible, in Pope’s day than it is in ours,” he reads a number of major texts with an eye for the presence of
Yet perhaps Donne did not quite cast off the legacy of a Christian tradition that associated sexual love with sin, and that would assume a more insistent voice in Donne’s later
In the Epodes , published soon after the battle and written with the hindsight of Caesarian victory, Horace begins his poetry book with a promise to attend his patron to the battle,
This Companion brings together leading specialists on Levi and scholars in the fields of Holocaust studies, Italian literature and language, and literature and science, to offer
Like a magician, Baudelaire conjures up a set of figures and images that come to life in his literary works: poetry, prose poetry and stories; in his critical works on literature
