Post Augustan Poetryfrom Seneca to Juvenal
Post Augustan Poetryfrom Seneca to Juvenal
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Infinitely superior in every respect as are theplays of the modern dramatist, he yet reveals in a modified form not afew of Seneca's faults. There is often a tendency to bombast, anexaggeration of character, a hardness of outline, that irresistiblyrecall the Latin poet.
211. The debt is as good as acknowledged, ll. 58 sqq.
212. Ll. 310 sqq.
213. L. 915.
214. There is no direct evidence of the sex of the chorus in the_Octavia_. In Greek drama they would almost certainly have been women.
215. The... diction is wholly un-Senecan. There is no straining afterepigram; the dialogue, though not lacking point (e. G. The four lines185-8, or 451-60), does not bristle with it, and is far less rhetoricaland more natural. The chorus confines itself to anapaests, is simplerand far more relevant. The all-pervading Stoicism is the one point theyhave in common.
216. The imitation of Lucan in 70, 71 'magni resto nominis umbra, ' isalso strong evidence against the Senecan authorship.
217. _Probus, vita_. 'A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Infinitely superior in every respect as are theplays of the modern dramatist, he yet reveals in a modified form not afew of Seneca's faults. There is often a tendency to bombast, anexaggeration of character, a hardness of outline, that irresistiblyrecall the Latin poet.
211. The debt is as good as acknowledged, ll. 58 sqq.
212. Ll. 310 sqq.
213. L. 915.
214. There is no direct evidence of the sex of the chorus in the_Octavia_. In Greek drama they would almost certainly have been women.
215. The... diction is wholly un-Senecan. There is no straining afterepigram; the dialogue, though not lacking point (e. G. The four lines185-8, or 451-60), does not bristle with it, and is far less rhetoricaland more natural. The chorus confines itself to anapaests, is simplerand far more relevant. The all-pervading Stoicism is the one point theyhave in common.
216. The imitation of Lucan in 70, 71 'magni resto nominis umbra, ' isalso strong evidence against the Senecan authorship.
217. _Probus, vita_. 'A.
What to read after Post Augustan Poetryfrom Seneca to Juvenal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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