Suchergebnisse - Michalopulos, Andreas N.

Ovid, Heroides 16 and 17: introduction, text and commentary

Ancient etymologies in Ovid's Metamorphoses: a commented lexicon

Homer

The emotions of Medea the letter-writer (Ovid, "Heroides" 12)

Hesiodic Traces in Ovid's Heroides

famaque cum domino fugit ab Vrbe suo. Aspects of fama in Ovid's Exile Poetry

Homer in Love: Homeric Reception in Propertius and Ovid

Venus and Augustus. [Rezension von: C. U. Merriam: Love and Propaganda. Augustan Venus and the Latin Love Elegists. (Collection Latomus 300.). Pp. 121. Brussels: Éditions Latomus (2006)]

Naming the characters: the cases of Aristomenes, Socrates and Meroe in Apuleius' Metamorphoses 1. 2 - 19

Ovid in Greek: Maximus Planudes' Translation of the Double Heroides

Ovid Heroides 10. 1 - 4: Ariadne's mithos

Etymologizing on common nouns in Catullus

Ovid's Politics of Memory and Oblivion in his Exilic Poetry

Introduction

Rideamus igitur: to chioumor ste latinike grammateia: praktika tou Th' panellenio symposio latinikon spoudon, Athena, 19-22 Maïou 2011

Ovid's Last Wor(l)d

[Rezension von: Ovid, Heroides. Ed. by Arthur Palmer. New introduction and bibliography by Duncan F. Kennedy. Vol. 1: Introduction and Latin text, with Greek translation by Maximus Planudes. Vol. 2: Commentary. Exeter: Exeter UP; Bristol; Phoenix pr. 2005, LX, 274. 275 - 542 S. (Zuerst Oxford: Clarendon Press 1898, reprinted 1967.)]

Lucius' suicide attempts in Apuleius' Metamorphoses

Etymological wordplay in Ovid's Metamorphoses

Homer